Sentence examples for ossified sense from inspiring English sources

Trapped in his ossified sense of himself as a little man taking a stand against "letting the strongest languages win over the weakest," the father creates a prison for his own family.

The interspinous ligaments are ossified, presenting as a slim ossified streak on the frontal radiograph (dagger sign; arrows).

But tennis, like baseball, has a creeping sense of itself as being a bit ossified, too slow for our speeded-up times.

Like those elsewhere in Libya, the fighters here share a sense of common purpose: the belief that their uprising represents a long-awaited chance to topple an ossified, brutal and corrupt regime.

In this sense, the Occupy Wall Street movement is a left-wing version of the Tea Party: an inchoate and self-generated movement, which emerged from outside of, and in opposition to, the ossified political system.

Chipolatas with the texture of ossified rabbit droppings.

It has grown, particularly in California, more ossified and divided.

The components become ossified to form dermal bones.

And those ossified zombie monsters are horrific, even before we realise what they actually are.

He added, "We are witnessing the toppling of a decadent, corrupt and ossified political system".

Let's be clear: by 1999, Venezuela's democratic institutions had become ossified and corrupt.