Sentence examples for brain-numbing from inspiring English sources
The word 'brain-numbing' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that makes you feel bored or drowsy, or mentally exhausted. Example: The endless bureaucratic forms and paperwork were a brain-numbing experience.
The temperature that evening was a brain-numbing minus 16 degrees Fahrenheit, and a thin layer of ice and snow coated the ground.
The first is that the culture at large is starting to judge television not as a brain-numbing time-suck but an art form on par with, if not sometimes better than, movies.
The sheer size is difficult to grasp, but even more brain-numbing is the institution's balkanized method of organization: the photographs are spread across its 19 museums in 700 archives and special collections.
They stay away from brain-numbing recitations of French verbs.
Still, of all the brain-numbing James Bond titles, "Spectre" isn't especially unwieldy.
In the midst of brain-numbing numbers, the figure that stands out is $9 billion.
Mary Buchbinder, Suffern, N.Y: I do agree that good parenting and homes are crucial for the survival of our values but unfortunately that doesn't alter the fact that being in the kitchen, nourishing all those little two-, three- and four-year-old potentials is a brain numbing job.
A blood clot had formed, swelling his brain, numbing his left side and forcing him to undergo emergency surgery.
Aside from the patent jargon, what's particularly brain numbing is that nine randomly chosen people who happen to live around the fabled "Silicon Valley" will be setting a precedent for the future of mobile device design and innovation through their (relatively) uninformed answers.
After awhile, our brains numb out a bit to the constant stimulation, and we become unable to continuously treat the task as important.
Overloaded with visual stimuli, the mind feels numb (brain Frieze?).
