Sentence examples for seemed numb from inspiring English sources
To many outsiders the country seemed numb, the subject of a kind of moral castration.
After another chilly, exasperating night in the Bronx, the team seemed numb.
He offered advice to Mr. López's wife, who seemed numb with despair at her husband's new reality.
Fletcher seemed numb after the game, saying he hadn't fully absorbed the reality that the Rams -- huge favorites, a staggering collection of talent -- had lost.
Some seemed numb to the acts of mutilation and killing in which they'd been forced to participate, while others were haunted by their victims.
The Servanos, huddled on the couch in their home in a Selinsgrove development, seemed numb at the prospect of returning to the Philippines.
His chairman, Barry Kilby, seemed numbed with delight at the end.
He also carved the epitaphs for thousands more and seemed numbed by his unique perspective on Iraq's suffering.
When they are reunited, her birth mother seems numb with loss and loves her daughter so much that she becomes as clinging as the humidity in Danang.
Yet she seems numb to both her own feelings and theirs.Her own beliefs, drawing on many faiths, have become an appealing if slightly woolly blend of sensibility to poetry (T.S. Eliot in particular), ethics and deism.
The crime caused global indignation, national anguish, and, in Delhi, a public outcry and several days of demonstrations that turned destructive — an uncustomary response for a city that usually seems numb to sexual violence.
