Sentence examples for paralyzed thinking from inspiring English sources
Don't get paralyzed thinking that you have to find the perfect job.
Remember how "dominoes" paralyzed thinking about the Vietnam War, leading to hundreds of thousands of casualties - or how "states rights" fronted for racism and "trickle down" and "a rising tide lifts all boats" justify programs that shaft the middle class and profit financial elites.
Similarly, if the paralyzed person wills to remain at rest (thinking, mistakenly, that he could move if he willed to move) and his remaining at rest is caused (at least in part) by his volition not to move, then his "sitting still…is truly voluntary".
He hopes this type of neuroprosthesis will eventually enable paralyzed humans to move a hand just by thinking about it.
Now the two professors' labs are working together in hopes of some day developing a system that allows a paralyzed patient to move his or her own hand or to sit up straight by thinking about it, the way most of us do.
"When you watch on television, you just feel paralyzed; I just felt I had to be there," said one team member, Barbara Augustin, an emergency room nurse at Nyack Hospital who moved to the United States from Haiti 10 years ago at 19. "I can't sleep, thinking about what's going on.
And thinking, thinking, thinking".
He thinks too much, then gets all depressed and paralyzed!
"We're almost paralyzed".
