Sentence examples similar to brain seizing from inspiring English sources
It's the stuff of nightmares: we stand in front of an audience, our brain seizes up and we forget what we had to say.
When the brain seizes, its electrical activity ramps up dramatically.
When I read about sequestration, my brain seizes.
Here, the brain starts seizing up.
While I tried to convince myself that her walking ahead of us — in cutoffs, flowers in her hair — with a graduate student was just part of growing up, the reptilian stub of my brain was seized by TV movie plots of serial killers with decent haircuts and pretentious eyeglasses.
Every vital system of my body disrupted: an arrhythmic heart, a seizing brain, severe allergies, useless reproductive organs.
It is possible LA Noire's ideal gamer might be those with balanced brains, folk equally good at seizing upon detail as reading the social world.
Jack Genesin claims to be the brains behind the prank, reportedly seizing control of the website for a cool $50 after Morrison's staff forgot to renew the domain license and it lapsed overnight.
The first of these beastly, brain-seizing denouements I encountered was a theatrical one – JB Priestley's An Inspector Calls, which I studied at school.
Hospital for her means a regimen of neuroleptic ("brain-seizing") drugs, tranquilisers, perhaps even being plunged repeatedly into an insulin-induced coma.
