Sentence examples for paralysed both from inspiring English sources

In her early 20s, Ruhl's father died and she was, for a while, paralysed, both as a writer and a reader.

Thus Foucault later explains that instead 'of an essential antagonism, it would be better to speak of an "agonism"'a– 'a relationship that is at the same time mutual incitement and struggle; less of a face-to-face confrontation that paralyses both sides than a permanent provocation' (Foucault, 2002e[1982]: 342002e[1982]

He was climbing in the Himalayas when he was paralysed in both legs.

Just ask Sandra Broadbent, 60, who suffered a brain injury and was left paralysed in both legs and one arm after being knocked over on a pedestrian crossing in 2001.

It is paralysed by egotism, both vis-a-vis its individual members and the entire body's regard for itself.

Political suppression created a culture of fear and stagnation which both marked and paralysed societies.

Both were partially paralysed and confined to wheelchairs.

Motor disorders most commonly involved paralyses of both the arms and legs.

In its Later stages of implementation the similar device will be made for Paraplegia- the medical condition in which both the Legs are Paralysed.

Relations with its neighbour in Brussels, the European Union, are paralysed even though many countries are members of both.

Since a falling tree paralysed him when he was 26, he has overcome both physical pain (for example, when bone fragments pierced his spinal cord) and daunting obstacles.