Sentence examples for numb enough from inspiring English sources

Felton returned to the court early in the fourth once his pinkie felt numb enough to play.

His mind should be numb enough not to need narcotics, but he's always agitated in the morning.

Perhaps being numb enough to destroy venerable and beautiful works of art can numb you to causing death.

Having redefined executioners as heroic sufferers and having stifled his empathy for human suffering, including his own, Eichmann was numb enough to follow his new conscience.

Hope means you aren't yet numb enough, not yet at peace with the chaos into which life has spilled, not yet so defeated and angry that you're unable to try to help.

In the midst of such deep disappointment, the Tottenham followers may have been numb enough not to be pained too sharply by a pair of goals from a former Arsenal attacker Emmanuel Adebayor, who is with Mourinho on loan from Manchester City.

At last, she was numbed enough that she could walk to the town and stand in the long line outside the church.

Providentially, we had de-numbed enough to put him out and - against his strenuous protests that there were perfectly good second-hand shops in Kendal - treated him to some fine new mountainwear courtesy of the traditionally tight Guardian.

He further wrote that Cudi largely smears his verses with a "flat warble" that is salvaged by auto-tune, which he remarked would be "numbing enough on its own" had it not been for the frequent "terrifyingly underwritten lyric to jolt you into sharp pangs of embarrassment".

It can actually numb your throat enough that you can inhale regurgitated stomach contents or oral secretions.[7].

Dragging a bound and hooded Robert Maynard by a rope, Jeremy Pheiffer was credible as a numbed adolescent, bored enough to be cruel for a thrill.