Sentence examples for into numbness from inspiring English sources

The side of his face was rashing into numbness.

They are also under pressure from an unrelenting education system that tests them into numbness.

Instead, she stays resolutely on-kilter, as if awed into numbness by her subject.

In the end, Lapchick said, disappointment over these scandals will melt into numbness for fans accustomed to seeing corruption at all levels of society.

The doctor injected a bolus of local anesthetic into the Silastic tubing, and the pain of the contractions melted away into numbness.

Bombarded into numbness, the French could hardly speak, they could hardly hear, they "could hardly move, and soon they could hardly think".

"They vow not to allow the other to become a zombie when they aren't looking: slipping into apathy, numbness and a maddening hunger," Ms. Light said.

Her trauma and shock turned into a numbness that would turn into an abusive pattern.

The novel is a slowly shattering and re-forming reflection of the protagonists' corresponding descents into wintry numbness, until, near the end, they begin to revive, and to love.

The former sometimes swamps the latter but it is also true that John Heffernan PSTD-suffering Macbeth speaks the verse with extraordinary intelligence, acutely conveying how, as he withdraws into brutalised numbness, Macbeth's develops a nuanced awareness of what Keats called "the feel of not to feel it".

Tapper, whose senses must be straight-up dulled into icy numbness by the astounding flamboyance of Portman's fandangle, doesn't even say a word about the two titanic lies that were just sent up his snooze-hole.