paralyzing造句

At its worst, information overload can be paralyzing.

Hopkins calls the shutdown of its experiments "unwarranted, unnecessary, paralyzing and precipitous."

The cold north wind pointed with barbed shafts, icy, malevolent, greedy, blighting, paralyzing.

disruptions, such as distributed denial-of-service attacks aimed at overloading or paralyzing a website;

On the plea of developing Marxism-Leninism creatively, the modern revisionists are paralyzing the people's revolutionary spirit by crafty methods.

The army officers recognized also that paralyzing fear on the battlefield could dishearten soldiers from their mission against God's enemies.

In 2007, seven tons of steel fell off the 740-foot-tall building, paralyzing an architect on the ground.

The strike can be made to feel as gentle as "broom bristles" or cranked up to deliver a paralyzing jolt that "takes a few minutes to wear off.

Terry Teachout, unlike Spengler, does not dump paralyzing mountains of historical theory upon us, but there are signs that he has weighed, sifted and pondered the evidence.

N. study said the people from affected areas were gripped by a 'paralyzing fatalism,' in part because of a lack of information about the effects of radiation.

With the root causes of the political struggle still unresolved, there is a real threat that tensions will flare up again, paralyzing the government's policymaking efforts.

These carnivorous invertebrates snare their prey by firing a hooked filament into their victims, paralyzing them with a potent neurotoxin before engulfing the unlucky prey.

Though these predators are best known for ensnaring their food in sticky webs and paralyzing them with venom, this is only one of many ways the world's 40,000 or so known spider species catch a meal.

You wouldn't go into a gym for the first time and try to lift 300 pounds, so don't think that to be courageous you must tackle your most paralyzing fear right away.