Sentence examples for numb after from inspiring English sources

"But we've gotten a little numb after the Trump building.

Maybe his arms were numb after getting tattoos all the way down to his wrists.

Marten said she was feeling "numb" after being named winner, but "deeply honoured".

Cellphones and tape recorders malfunctioned, fingers went numb after a few seconds' contact with the air, and exposed cheeks tingled with the sensation that Russians call "needles".

I'm only six feet tall, yet my toes often go numb after being squished up against the seat in front of me.

Mr Hawker, 54, a driving instructor, said he felt numb after hearing the news: "It has just been such a long, long journey.

It wasn't uninteresting, but Mr. dos Santos maintains a relentless pace and a caricatural ambiance that get a bit numbing after a while.

Berry is exquisite in Susanne Bier's delicate drama, playing a mother of two in suburban Seattle, numbed after the random shooting of her husband (David Duchovny).

But if you don't, then the continual fighting does start to get numbing after an hour or so.

It becomes numbing after a while.

Tasting food professionally sounds pretty cool on paper, but the reality is that like any job, it can become repetitive and numbing after a while.