In this culture, we are deadened to the effects of our lives on other people, other animals, on natural resources every day. |
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The recent fall of snow, laid in a thick carpet, deadened any sound, adding to the tranquillity and pristine feel of the mountains. |
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It was at this time he suffered the devastating loss of his parents and he said heroin deadened his pain. |
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For the old and withered Nonna Rosa, he restores her youthful dewiness, awakening all the passion deadened by her long passionless marriage. |
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Our consciences and sensitivities have been deadened by too much drinking, he says. |
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His mind screamed at him not to, but his nerves were deadened, refusing to respond. |
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Based on its placement, I would bet that it has deadened the nerve, so that you would indeed feel no pain. |
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Between the water draining, the cool water pouring in, and her skin deadened from sensation, the pain started to become tolerable. |
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The microphone had a windscreen and extra foam that deadened the noise of raindrops falling on the microphone. |
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I push my deadened feet up, forcing them to move, my hands stuck by my side as I turn the corner into the lounge. |
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Both men understood that powerful aspects of their art were deadened by analysis. |
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Twenty years of blockbusters have deadened audiences to the excitement of big armies and lavish effects. |
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The road runs down hushed aisles of lofty Douglas fir, hemlock and Sitka spruce, and passes through deadened stretches of clear-cut forest, forlorn and empty. |
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There could be no doubt that ether, properly applied, rendered the subject wholly unconscious, deadened the pain of operation, and represented little risk to recovery. |
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Sadly, the supporting non-celebrity players deliver their lines in the same deadened monotone that passes for the industry standard in video game voice acting. |
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He believed Americans were obsessed with being entertained, which resulted in senseless addictions and deadened affects. |
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But by the time Debbie is gone, so is the audience emotion, deadened by all the threesomes and drug abuse. |
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Thus, the greater the space separating a person from the stiff elements of the cabin, the more the impact will be deadened. |
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He often uses the tones of the colour of the oxide and the deadened blues combining it with the greys creating an agreeable atmosphere at sight. |
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The powerful Nanni diesel, with conventional shaft drive, is located in a sound deadened engine box under the companionway. |
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Soon, the infernal noise from iron bridges will be deadened and residents will finally be able to sleep in peace! |
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The city is known like the city of the three fogs, the clouds low wrapping the deadened municipality. |
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Even in mid winter, the rhymed cone-shaped silhouettes of the deadened inflorescence provide an attractive garden scene. |
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Our brains are deadened by the heavy smoke and we too drinkĀ and think of the life of these men. |
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Under natural fighting, the altar's surfaces glowed, shimmered, and radiated the life that had been deadened by its coating of bronze paint. |
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Her eyes are pained and deadened, but somehow sad and regretting. |
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In this way, it essentially deadened the Commission's proposal and, of course, its position bears no relation to the position of the European Parliament at first reading. |
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Anxious on the change of the temperature of Baby when it is deadened? |
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Odour: Initially, musty hay, then the sense of smell is deadened. |
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The world seemed a perpetual round of pain, misery and death, and men seemed to endure ceaseless travail, till their souls were deadened, and they resigned their course on earth to the whims of a malicious fate? |
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The end of a fools' game during which we marched to the drum of a pointless face-off between two ideologies, which resulted in the loss of traditional values and deadened the imaginative processes of so many. |
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Ergot was a medicinal rye plant that deadened the limbs senses and in some cases caused gangrene. |
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Moreover, Hal shares with the deadened scientists the true goal of the mission of Discovery, unlike the two human pilots who think of leading a simple mission of exploration. |
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Up until then, it deadened,now it has an effect of jouissance. |
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The floor-cloth deadened his footsteps as he moved in that direction through the obscurity, which was broken only by the faintest reflected night-light from without. |
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