immobility

His total immobility must have had some effect on them.

He looked at the ring, and the white face lost its immobility.

Yet every step appeared to spring from and return to a state of immobility.

But the doctor wants complete immobility and he gets it.

Her immobility hurt worse then than it had for a long time.

"It seems to be the immobility rather than the environment which is a factor."

The small sculptures seem heavy to the point of immobility.

Fear of terrorism has added to their immobility, the children said.

He stared at her, his whole face frozen into immobility.

We sat there in complete silence and immobility for hours.

All the rest of the camp seemed stunned to immobility.

Together they set their strength against the immobility of the carrier.

One second of shock, immobility, and then he was on his knees at her side.

The idea of class immobility held up in most, but not all, cases as the series has progressed.

Then there is the sheer immobility of the Government machine.

He closed all three eyes for a moment, shocked into complete immobility.

Recent enough to he a shock each time of immobility when I expected motion.

From what we have said the explanation of the earth's immobility is also apparent.

Her immobility exasperated me, but, on the other hand, perhaps it was just as well.

"A certain state of immobility has characterized this last round so far," he said.

Layers are important, but one should not bundle up to the point of immobility.

His back and shoulders ached from the hours of immobility.

There was a moment of immobility, and then the woman looked at the bouncer.

It simply expressed the general's frustration at the past week of immobility.

If the disease is not treated, it eventually results in pain and immobility.