numbingly

The side of his palm came down numbingly on my left shoulder.

It was a numbingly cold day, and a long time since this morning's breakfast.

The water burned at first and then felt numbingly sweet.

No matter how well it's done, the scenario is numbingly familiar.

In every other respect, however, critics find it numbingly familiar.

For the most part, though, inside the prison, life remains numbingly without adventure.

At its beginnings, the case seemed numbingly familiar, and simple.

Numbingly, almost painfully cold and some of it was shock.

The stories the children tell of fear, rejection and loneliness are numbingly similar.

Stone gave way and I burst through the earth into a pool of numbingly cold water.

The snow outside was too deep for the wheelchair, and the nights were numbingly cold.

He had not realized that it would be so numbingly, horribly cold.

For now, the project is snared in a numbingly complex legal and political web.

His days and nights after that were numbingly similar.

Even if they were convinced of the need to stand guard the way they'd been doing, it was numbingly boring work.

Then she continued to dig, her hands numbingly cold.

They were numbingly cold to the touch, lightly traced with frost.

"Seat of Dreams" got off to a very slow start, with numbingly even pacing.

The program's format was numbingly familiar - four suits shouting.

They would be mind numbingly stupid - they don't know what cars are.

Here it comes, Sarah thought numbingly, steeling herself for the blow.

A terrible transformation occurs: the unusual begins to look numbingly normal.

The work can be numbingly repetitive and never lacks for splattering blood.

Numbingly complex procedural issues also bog down the system.

Traffic lines can be numbingly long there, too.