Sentence examples for feel paralyzed from inspiring English sources
"We always feel paralyzed," Mr. Shusheh said.
How you feel paralyzed, restricted, frustrated by it.
We're all aware of them, and mostly we just feel paralyzed, incapable of responding.
And sometimes, as she was falling asleep or waking up, she would feel paralyzed, unable to move or speak.
"But I don't feel paralyzed, I feel energized to try and do things for people that might help".
"When you watch on television, you just feel paralyzed; I just felt I had to be there," said one team member, Barbara Augustin, an emergency room nurse at Nyack Hospital who moved to the United States from Haiti 10 years ago at 19. "I can't sleep, thinking about what's going on.
When hearing statistics about the sheer scope of human suffering, it's easy to feel paralyzed--there is so much work left to do and it might feel like a single bednet is insignificant when hundreds of millions of people have malaria.
He felt suddenly paralyzed and cold.
Havel allowed that he felt "strangely paralyzed, empty inside," fearful that dissent and governing were hardly the same.
Our democracy feels increasingly paralyzed because collaboration in Washington has become nearly impossible — whether because of money, gerrymandering, a 24-hour-news cycle or the permanent presidential campaign.
