Sentence examples for crippling to read from inspiring English sources

This was emotionally crippling to read and must have been even harder to write, yet even then it only conveys a fraction of the suffering rape victims go through.

Their dedication to those goals despite crippling fear and anxiety (click to read about how art imitates life in Emma Stone's case) -- is an awesome and honorable thing to behold.

That may not have been crippling for a dishwasher, but as he moved up the ladder to become a cook, he needed to read recipes.

There are two ways to read "Sutton," by J. R. Moehringer: as a third-rate novel with a deep and crippling cornball streak, or as a loose and journalistic speculative biography of a famous bank robber.

I was shocked to read a new report, by the Trust for London and Northern Rock Foundation, whichhighlights how cuts are crippling vital services such as women's refuges.

Unlike the fictional rats that learned to read, write and operate machinery, Wyeth's animals are slow-witted, confused and forgetful because they suffer from the crippling dementia of Alzheimer's disease, which they acquired from a transplanted human gene.

This, Palestinians say, is crippling to their agricultural economy.

It's crippling to every writer I've talked to.

These costs have been crippling to a small, private shelter.

Indeed, these loans can be crippling to consumers.

"That idea is kind of crippling to me".