Sentence examples for something of a paralysis from inspiring English sources
Pottery was as skilled as any found elsewhere, although by the period under examination something of a paralysis had set in; certainly, many of the designs have a static quality, doubtless owing to the extensive use of molds.
I imagine most writers know something of this kind of paralysis.
And it had a disease without a cure -- a paralysis of power.
When a nation goes against its deepest-held principles, a paralysis of spirit sets in.
"Too much stability is deadness, a paralysis of the political system".
11 headlines to spawn a paralysis of fear, they have brought us closer together.
Burton declares, at the outset of the transcribed conversations, "a paralysis within discourse" regarding identity politics.
What I experienced that morning wasn't death, but something much weirder: sleep paralysis, a condition where the extreme loss of strength (called muscle atonia) you experience during REM sleep doesn't stop immediately when you wake.
She recognizes our current situation as a state of mass paralysis, a strange unspoken collective sense that something bad is happening but we don't really know what we can do about it.
She recognises our current situation as a state of mass paralysis, a strange unspoken collective sense that something bad is happening but we don't really know what we can do about it.
