Sentence examples for too numb from inspiring English sources
"Greg, I broke something," I said, too numb to explain.
I have no memory of the moment — I was too numb.
The reporter's fingers are becoming too numb to take notes much longer.
No, not by Clemson's supporters, who were probably too numb to weep.
But on Friday he had just been too numb, too freaked, too incredulous, too sick.
For it was not just another write-off in a city of danger, where criminals stalk innocents, and people are too numbed to be bothered.
The flaw in that philosophy was exposed in the seventh inning yesterday when the Red Sox made three consecutive errors in front of a home crowd almost too numbed by the history of ignominy to muster a heartfelt hiss.
Yet rather than owning our survival prowess like some badass Road Warrior tribe, we've allowed ourselves to become complacent, as vapid as the arid air around us, too numbed up on prescription narcotics and reality TV to reach self-actualisation.
Yet rather than owning our survival prowess like some badass Road Warrior tribe, we've allowed ourselves to become complacent, as vapid as the arid air around us, too numbed up on prescription narcotics and reality TV to reach self-actualization.
While the bombardment of information is good when truth is able to come to light, we are also becoming numb, too fatigued to question, too ready to accept defeat or falsehoods, and too scared to question out loud.
