Sentence examples for numb when from inspiring English sources

Gallinari's right forearm went numb when he fell on it late in the third quarter.

Nicola, he reports, "stated that Katerina wears a diaper as her legs go numb when she sits on the toilet".

"I got into my car, started to drive toward east, quite away from Toledo, practically numb, when it started to dawn on me what happened," he wrote.

He said he went numb when he was brought into a conference room with his manager and told he was being let go.

Now he will return on Tuesday to New York, despite having a locker set up for him in the visiting clubhouse, to rehabilitate his shoulder as the Yankees redouble their efforts to discover why it feels numb when he pitches.

At 14, Mr. Hyman recounts in his book, her arms would go numb when she turned her head, and she was found to have two bulging spinal discs, a herniated disc and two stress fractures.

Reward and pleasure become numbed when they become detached from effort or a sense of achievement.

One of our partners did a study which showed that in less than five minutes you could get very effective numbing when you permeate the skin with your Prelude device.

This list excludes moments of numbing, when I deem a pint of ice cream, uninvested date, or liquor shelf annihilation permissible (I'm a big believer in flexible, realistic, intentional coping — meaning we allow ourselves to be adults and cope in the way that serves us best, however awake to the potential consequences).

It is also possible that childhood sexual abuse exerts its effects via variables not assessed in the present study, such as having emotional numbing when being touched by a man (e.g., O'Cleirigh, Safren, & Mayer, 2012).

"When the mobile shines the brightest it appears solid and perfect but as well numb, whilst when dimming and moving after a touch, it is less bright, less perfect but more alive," they say.