Sentence examples for stupor from inspiring English sources

From then on, the Qila has stood in a landscaped stupor.

As evidence grows that the killer murdered women with his hands, rather than with a ligature, leaving no other sign of injury, it now appears almost certain that the victims were in some kind of drug-induced stupor before they died.

I used the mat during the first few weeks of fatherhood – a time when I should have been in a zombified stupor – and I surprised myself with how sprightly I felt.

Not only is that cannonball of sugar, carbs and protein going to pitch you into a zombified stupor, but what is going on with that Ready Steady Cook-style list of ingredients?

Better to use it as the filling for an impromptu sandwich: a chunk of pita dipped in the stew and wrapped around a string of shank.Despite (or thanks to) our best efforts, we eat ourselves into a stupor, but only a mild one.

If it formed a government tomorrow, the BJP would also have to rely on fickle smaller parties.Some reformers pray for a financial crisis that will shake the politicians from their stupor, as happened in 1991, allowing Mr Singh to sneak through his changes.

The only real uncertainty is how many people will rouse themselves from their electoral stupor and stagger out to vote.The explanation for this paradoxical apathy is the same as for the calm after an earthquake.

The same goes for Toronto's Rob Ford: we, the public, should not have the synapse connections that make it possible for Mr Ford to say he may have used drugs while "in a drunken stupor" and expect that to serve as an excuse.

And look at the way the Republicans' main defence on sleaze is that of every politician-on-the-take throughout history: that some of their opponents have been doing it too.If the Democrats can raise themselves from their stupor, politics could change dramatically.

As long as it persists, the debt-to-GDP ratio will get steadily worse.That suggests the authorities should take drastic steps to reflate the economy, jolting it out of its stupor and weakening the currency.

"I saw this huge cloud and I stood in a stupor".