Maybe it's just me who's decaying, sinking into a state of complete insensibility, and not knowing what to do to fix it. |
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He faded into insensibility, and passed from his blameless life on 12 February 1804, unaccompanied by his former intellectual powers. |
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When the chickens pass through it, in theory, it shocks them into insensibility and immobilizes them. |
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The other two potentialities described in the Sankhya philosophy, rajas, physical dynamism and tamas, insensibility, are rendered ineffective. |
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Having bartered away his waistcoat, shirt, and stockings, and drank until he is in a state of total insensibility, he is a perfect skeleton. |
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Such cut severs all the great blood vessels of the neck, and produces instantaneous insensibility in the animal. |
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My first three times back to work I came home to find him in varying degrees of insensibility from drink. |
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His usual sullen insensibility is disrupted by unpredictable explosions of rage. |
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In our behaviour, there is an increased insensibility and a frightening decrease of civility, decency and sense of justice. |
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I despised myself, accused myself in turn of insensibility, superficiality, of disrespect. |
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His eventual recourse to a standard of five argues indifference or insensibility. |
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Kitsch, using for raw material the debased and academicized simulacra of genuine culture, welcomes and cultivates this insensibility. |
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By this time, we've learned that a willed insensibility was one of Brahms's characteristic traits, one which he used to fend off bits of the world he didn't like. |
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Who can say it has not its energies of reason and of will in some unknown sphere, quite consistently with the reality of its insensibility to the external world? |
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This produces a chilling assessment of a future of surplus insensibility. |
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Other animals, which, on account of their interests having been neglected by the insensibility of the ancient jurists, stand degraded into the class of things. |
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Only a romantic school girl would drug herself into insensibility. |
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It is an effective process which induces immediate unconsciousness and insensibility or an induction to a period of unconsciousness without distress. |
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Wherever a Jew was met he was savagely beaten into insensibility. |
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What it was hoped to achieve was to reduce the time to insensibility as far as was practical, not instantaneous insensibility, but what was practical under those conditions. |
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The only option is to drug her into insensibility and unconsciousness. |
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As the folding increases, the sensitivity diminishes and can provoke complete insensibility. |
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Symptoms may start a slight insensibility in the extremities, but the area will grow. |
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Electrical stunning involves the application of an electrical current of sufficient strength, frequency and duration to cause immediate loss of consciousness and insensibility of the fish. |
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The insensibility of probes to pressure, to breaking risks, to great speeds was a decisive asset for SOLLAC, CLECIM and others, for measurements on rolling mills, smelting furnace... The pipes go from? |
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Unconsciousness and insensibility must be monitored by checking corneal and palpebral reflexes or any other scientifically proven suitable substitute parameter. |
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Pertaining to a substance, derived from the poppy seed opium, that produces insensibility or stupor, can alter perception of pain, induce euphoria, mood changes and mental clouding. |
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The stunning methods authorised by each Contracting Party shall bring animals into a state of insensibility which lasts until they are slaughtered, thus sparing them in any event all avoidable suffering. |
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Narcotics are substances and preparations that induce drowsiness, sleep, stupor, insensibility, etc. |
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He memorialized his near-constant insensibility by giving open access to Robert Frank, Annie Leibovitz, and other image-makers, who captured him, backstage or in hotel rooms, half dressed and thoroughly zonked. |
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Stunning is carried out to induce a state of unconsciousness and insensibility for a sufficient time to ensure that the animal does not recover before being slaughtered by exsanguination. |
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