Sentence examples for the stasis from inspiring English sources
noun
A slackening or arrest of the blood current, due not to a lessening of the heart's beat, but to some abnormal resistance of the capillary walls.
The stasis was overwhelming.
But the stasis by the end.
In the gap between democratic aspirations and the stasis of the political class, legitimate resentments fester.
He has embraced executive actions, unwilling to accept the stasis Congress embodies.
There may be joy, perhaps, and exultation, but surely not the stasis that serenity implies.
So if Mr. Bruno is steamed about the stasis in the Statehouse, he can fix it.
Friends said that Lowery would not be surprised by the stasis.
This change of pressure further increases the stasis of urine in the ureter and kidney pelvis.
In the grey scenery of the first two stanzas, the narrator, barely visible, sees only the stasis of deepest winter.
DeLillo believes in invention over study, progress, in the pre-technological sense, over the stasis of repetition.
I think we were all so used to the stasis and status quo that we simply couldn't imagine anything else.
