Sentence examples for feeling frozen from inspiring English sources

The net effect can be to leave humanists feeling frozen out and defensive.

I remember reading Stalingrad by Anthony Beevor and feeling frozen through and through.

You don't notice the cold for the first 15 seconds but then it starts to bite and you come out feeling frozen.

It's often incredibly difficult to respond in the heat of the moment, and victims frequently report the frustration of feeling frozen.

Now 59, the former reporter on Today, Newsnight and Assignment left the BBC two years ago after feeling "frozen out" once she hit her fifth decade.

Unhappy with the outcome of a few bitter leadership contests, and feeling frozen out of the party's decision-making processes, seven state governors and former vice-president Atiku Abubakar walked out of the PDP Congress over the weekend, announcing that they would officially break off from the PDP proper to create a splinter group, known for now as the new PDP or real PDP.

As the body first shivers and then numbs with cold, my feelings were frozen.

You can then respond intelligently and creatively to investors, banks or customers, without feeling fear, freezing, or becoming defensive, protective, or argumentative.

Now it is solidly suburban, and that makes the Rockefeller property all the more remarkable, giving Pocantico Hills a feeling of being frozen in time.

Once we can get past that frozen feeling, we are on our way to self-expression.

What lingered was that frozen feeling, the paralysis, the unnerving awareness that came with it, my real-time curiosity about the nature of my cowardice, as though I were already beyond any possibility of action, just wanted to ascertain, in the moment of my acquiescence, whether I was going to ascribe it all to moral failure or grant a kinder, chemical explanation.