"I'm really almost paralyzed by this," said the producer Richard D. Zanuck, who, backed by a campaign orchestrated by Ms. Chasen, won an Oscar for "Driving Miss Daisy".
"I have been really surprised how paralyzed they seem around this," said Richard Socarides, who was an adviser to President Bill Clinton on gay issues.
It shows said figure in bed, prostrate — paralyzed really — with a bad case of night sweats or racing thoughts: wide awake, he smokes and stares, at the clock, the bare light bulb, the black sky visible through his window.
Could they really be so paralyzed by the 'calorie is a calorie' paradigm?
Did you really find yourself paralyzed in a cubicle wondering whether this will be the time you're going to die, puke, or shit yourself maybe all three?" If I see it online, where it often manifests, I want to quote the tweet and show the mutation of language for what it is.
And so the whole center of the political spectrum moved to the other end, and at that point he really began to be paralyzed in terms of what the administration could do.
"Since I became disabled three years ago, attitudes have really changed," said Takane Shimizu, who was paralyzed from the waist down after suffering an arterial collapse in 1997.
If I allow myself to really remember that moment, I can be paralyzed with grief still today.
People that are really smart, really thoughtful and understand the deep complexity of companies are often paralyzed with analysis.
