It doesn't matter that he sounds anesthetized on the chorus.
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With each one, more Americans appear anesthetized to the bloodletting.
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Then Sofina was briefly anesthetized to get a blood sample.
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Animals were sedated, anesthetized or motivated with fear and dominance.
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Green was anesthetized and her cervix was sewn shut once more.
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They anesthetized her, intubated her, and put her on the ventilator.
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There's a hollow, anesthetized quality to the performance, and it's a hindrance.
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" Ideally, Koch adds, "it would be best if this tissue were anesthetized.
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In the hospital, she was anesthetized, and operated on without her consent.
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She is anesthetized from the chest down, and may feel faint, or nauseated.
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Early this month, 827577 was anesthetized and her baby delivered by cesarean section.
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"When that feeling becomes anesthetized, then society is really, really screwed," she said.
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Meanwhile, an anesthetized America remains safely removed from the relentless demands of constant deployments.
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But he's a mess in the best possible way, because he hasn't anesthetized himself.
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And you cannot learn to do a sensitive examination on a person who is anesthetized.
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But, so you don't think that that ... Talking about these ideas, you're anesthetized to this.
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In the new case, an anesthetized female patient was sexually assaulted by her male nurse.
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"It was an intentional application of unlawful force to a patient whilst anesthetized," he said.
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The researchers made their observations over the course of several experiments, including surgery on anesthetized cuttlefish.
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Brought to the lab, the snake is anesthetized and the transmitter inserted in its body cavity.
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While the animals were anesthetized, Yuin PK2 earbuds, fitted with horns, were placed in their earlids.
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In Toronto, the Canadian surgeon Wilfred Bigelow systematically chilled anesthetized dogs while measuring their oxygen intake.
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Feelings I'd ducked or anesthetized for decades with substances suddenly started to surface with an overwhelming ferocity.
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On the day of her abortion, he called her right as she was about to be anesthetized.
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But the anesthetized aesthetic of International Airbnb Style is the symptom of a deeper condition, I think.
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The cash-hungry Texans of "Killer Joe" have been anesthetized by a diet of cultural junk food.
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After studying brain cell activity of anesthetized rats, Komisaruk developed a method of studying neurons in awake rats.
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Unless the person who dies is someone we know, we have become anesthetized to this public health crisis.
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The Coopers anesthetized them, shook them out under amplifying glass, and recorded the varying colors of their eyes.
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When medical aid arrived, Mattek-Sands refused to allow anyone to reset her leg until she was anesthetized.
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ANTI having relatively fuckall to do with his kingdom of anesthetized after hours club table dancing is beautiful vindication.
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Many of these patients, however, are anesthetized and on life support, so they're not exactly running around the place.
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Before being killed, the bird should be anesthetized by being gassed or having its head dipped into electrified water.
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We become anesthetized to the constant news of suffering children in Aleppo and horrific violence and destruction in the region.
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His hand had been in and out of the animal's mouth to ensure a clear airway when it was anesthetized.
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In other words, it is by no means certain that all of your brain is "asleep" when you are anesthetized.
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Time after time, midazolam has failed to keep condemned prisoners adequately anesthetized and to bring about a quick, humane death.
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"Your talk was boring," Tanya told Jenny, and readers had to guess whether the lecture had riveted or anesthetized her.
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There&aposs something ineffable about holding an anesthetized wolverine in your arms under one of nature&aposs most exquisite celestial spectacles.
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It's almost like this is a necessary reminder that we're still knee-deep in conflict, but somehow we're anesthetized from them.
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Lately, I've felt anesthetized and unchallenged in my professional work, and wonder if the personal sacrifices I've made have been worthwhile.
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Eye contact now seems to be optional, Dr. Turkle suggests, and sensory overload can often mean our feelings are constantly anesthetized.
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During his studies, Andrews shocked anesthetized sheep with voltage levels roughly similar to a small lightning strike and photographed the electricity's path.
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Some were skinned on-site, but most were trapped or anesthetized with poison arrows and brought to the imperial aviaries in Tenochtitlán.
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Do they think that having anesthetized their moral sense in this case they will simply turn it on again down the road?
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Vets at the humane society anesthetized the five squirrels so they could work on separating the critters without getting scratched or bitten up.
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Even though I was accomplishing things by myself, it was all so uncomfortable that I anesthetized myself at the end of the day.
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But the PX just neutered all of that sadness for me; they anesthetized the exterior and left me all alone with my music.
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You measure cochlear fluid with an instrument in your ear and record intraocular pressure by tapping a pressure sensor against your anesthetized eyeball.
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I was asleep, as doctors say — although the state of being anesthetized has nothing in common with sleep — within a matter of seconds.
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It's actually "fairly common" for medical students to practice performing pelvic exams on anesthetized patients in teaching hospitals, according to New York Magazine.
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The final test puts the student in a dark room where, under blinding strobe lights, he or she is presented with an anesthetized goat.
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When Kev offered to do a remix of 'Anesthetized Lesson' I jumped at the chance because I knew he could make it sound wild.
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Sim, for his part, thinks the process would have less potential in the wild, where animals with broken tusks would need to be anesthetized.
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The scientists captured and anesthetized 37 rats, inserted radio frequency identification tags under the skin of each, and then released them into their colony.
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Because what's happened, I think, is people become anesthetized to this by having this stuff thrown at them every day, and then they don't care.
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Vincent Canby of The Times called it a "ravishing and witty spectacle" that "invades the mind through eyes that are dazzled without ever being anesthetized."
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She took along a video crew to record the process, through which she was anesthetized but awake, and which she describes as a near-holy experience.
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They mounted an anesthetized bee onto a rotational motor and spun it around to replicate the speed at which the bee would be colliding with obstacles.
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Click here to view original GIFIn order to CT scan a horse, the 1,000-pound animal has to be anesthetized and carefully maneuvered into a machine.
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The first experiments were conducted in a lab setting with the tubing secured in a harness, while the second was repeated using a live, anesthetized pig.
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Before being released back into the wild, the shrews were also anesthetized and implanted with a microchip, allowing for identification of specific individuals for any recaptures.
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Their movement is the opposite of bland, anesthetized, complacent queer culture, the kind that's been toned down and made safe for the consumption of straight people.
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He adds that he will add a generous amount to minimize my discomfort but an anesthetized set of fun parts is, it turns out, acutely uncomfortable.
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We meet Jessa-Lynn, shattered and up late, anesthetized on cheap beer, hands moving on autopilot as she restores the dignity to tattered pieces of roadkill.
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Nevertheless, some anesthesiologists are careful in what they say in front of anesthetized patients in case the patient is able to later recall what they overheard.
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He didn't like the Presidential palace, and later, on the beach along the river, he started practically shouting at us: How could we be so anesthetized?
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Instead he seemed even more anesthetized than usual: His most stirring moment came when he called the moderators out for denying him the requisite mic time.
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After an arduous 16-hour journey over land and river in which Alba and Kika were caged and anesthetized, the BOSF team arrived at BBBR national park.
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"I'm starting to see some investors becoming anesthetized on the negotiations and focusing on what the market's going to look like a year from now," Hellwig added.
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I violently deleted my true self from the story by always focusing on an anesthetized future filled with other people who also knew how to conform successfully.
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But the primary impression left by Anne Cecelia Haney's anesthetized production is that the depth of the characters' suffering is foreign to the actors here (2212:2777).
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But the primary impression left by Anne Cecelia Haney's anesthetized production is that the depth of the characters' suffering is foreign to the actors here (2800:2745).
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But the primary impression left by Anne Cecelia Haney's anesthetized production is that the depth of the characters' suffering is foreign to the actors here (1:15).
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But the primary impression left by Anne Cecelia Haney's anesthetized production is that the depth of the characters' suffering is foreign to the actors here (216200:7453).
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"De rerum natura" actually proposes an apathetic, anesthetized calm that is as incompatible with empathy, compassion, affection, bodily pleasure, or joyful happiness as it is with pain.
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Living With Cancer While relinquishing my teaching profession, physical vitality, hair and a sense of a secure future, had I anesthetized myself with increasing doses of vino?
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While relinquishing my teaching profession, an intact body, physical vitality, hair and a sense of a secure future, had I anesthetized myself with increasing doses of vino?
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According to Dr. Danyiyk, the fish was anesthetized in the water, then removed from its tank for the quick procedure, as sterile water ran through its gills.
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"I've thought for some time that markets were anesthetized by central banks, and they've lost a little bit of their capacity to look into the future," Grant said.
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For much of the next 15 years, Crosby anesthetized himself with heroin and freebase cocaine, doing significant harm to both his musical relationships and his relationship to music.
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Soon I merely imagined a companion who anesthetized my loneliness: a beautiful girl with a face and a name I could whisper as if she were actually there.
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Examining conscious patients teaches them to listen and respond to feedback; with anesthetized patients, the muscles are relaxed, which makes it easier to feel the ovaries and uterus.
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Examining conscious patients teaches them to listen and respond to feedback; with anesthetized patients, the muscles are relaxed, which makes it easier to feel the ovaries and uterus.
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"Wounded Man (Autumn 1916, Bapaume)," from Dix's portfolio of 50 etchings, The War (Der Krieg), shows a brutal reality that lays waste to Bush's anesthetized vision of war wounds.
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If the inmate is not properly anesthetized by the first drug, the final two drugs would feel like being buried alive and then burned alive, according to medical experts.
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If we are to believe the theories about how people want to communicate nowadays — largely through anesthetized, hypermediated and impersonal exchanges — Snapchat's recent surge in popularity makes little sense.
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He can't decide whether the creature was blessed or cursed—whether it is better to be exposed to the reality of one's circumstances or to be anesthetized by ignorance.
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The attorneys who represented Ronald Bert Smith Jr. said his movements indicate he "was not anesthetized at any point during the agonizingly long procedure," according to the Associated Press.
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The time signature speeds up and suddenly we're moved from an anesthetized bossanova to something more insipid—something that sounds a whole lot like the evil twin of disco.
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During these experiments, called the "mirror test," a red dot is placed on the forehead of an individual when they are anesthetized or otherwise unaware that someone has marked them.
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Mr. O'Connell, who starred in the 2014 film "Unbroken," gives a gorgeously anesthetized performance, a portrait of a man working hard to insulate himself from life's pain and finally failing.
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The blow of hurting my mom so profoundly anesthetized by the power of the poppy, I packed up my silver Honda with clothes, makeup, and guitars, and ran away to Hollywood.
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"Wounded Man (Autumn 1916, Bapaume)," from Dix's portfolio of 50 etchings, The War (Der Krieg), shows a brutal reality that lays waste to George W. Bush's anesthetized vision of war wounds.
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The man sat stoically, looking in the opposite direction as his surgeon anesthetized him, then pulled back a flap of skin and began digging around in his finger for the magnet.
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An ambitious Collins wanted to break Genesis out of its prog-rock roots and aim straight for the anesthetized heart of pop music worldwide—the album went gold, and then platinum.
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And yet, they accurately depict the present, merging Mr. Demand's anesthetized aesthetic with a world in which people are attached to their smartphones, capturing images they will never look at again.
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My real fear is that some long-term investors become anesthetized to the risks of volatility and come to assume that the recent period of low vol represents a permanent change.
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Once the fish were acclimated to the water, the scientists anesthetized them and injected them with a special dye to help track their pee—this also turned the naturally pink fish blue.
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"If you took photos of an anesthetized patient without their explicit prior written permission, you could get in a lot of trouble," says Annie Onishi, a general surgery resident at Columbia University.
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Manufacturing spider silk in bulk was impossible, as it could only be harvested one thread at a time from anesthetized spiders, and as arachnids they cannot be farmed because they are cannibals.
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CW+ has been able to demonstrate this with their initiative RELAX Anaesthetics — a tablet based-app that provides art, music and games to help calm children while they are anesthetized before surgery.
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But she suffered what Patrick Thomas, the general curator of the Wildlife Conservation Society, termed a "retained placenta," and was anesthetized so veterinarians could remove the placenta and cut the umbilical cord.
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Meese has claimed political neutrality — it's central to his message of art as a force beyond good and evil — while his over-the-top persona makes a mockery of fascism's anesthetized aesthetic.
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Once anesthetized, he had a pilot fly him through a series of acrobatic maneuvers, reasoning that the lack of any seat-of-the-pants sensation would be a decent substitute for weightlessness.
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ASCs are regulated under the assumption that the people who go there are going to have surgery — that they will be anesthetized and cut open, and that they will need to recover accordingly.
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Each has its own underlying cause, she says, from a need for energy, to be alert, be comforted, have a time-out and even be anesthetized in some way in order to relax.
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So much of the Rome Williams knew and loved — the swinging, free-spirited Rome of the 212s and 218s — is long gone, paved over by anesthetized chain stores, tourist traps and bank branches.
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Scott Brauer for The New York Times BOSTON — Hoppy, a young red panda, was the first patient of the day, carried — and anesthetized — into the exam room so he could get a physical.
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However, it is one thing to cool an anesthetized patient before a carefully planned, thoroughly controlled cardiac arrest and quite another to attempt to freeze and revive one who has technically just died.
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Although Mr. Hall, a fabulous alien in chief, has mastered a perfect semi-anesthetized style of speech, the rest of the cast members don't always sound convinced by what they are required to say.
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Capps said in the new case, Cecil Webb stands accused of touching the vagina and breast of a woman who was anesthetized ahead of a surgery at a Santa Clara hospital in November 2014.
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Interviews with voters throughout this region turned up many who seem anesthetized by years of Washington gridlock and convinced that their lives won't change no matter who occupies the White House, 1,000 miles east.
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"We lack confidence that Judge Persky can fairly participate in this upcoming hearing in which a male nurse sexually assaulted an anesthetized female patient," said Santa Clara District Attorney, Jeff Rosen, in a statement.
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"After ... the recent turn of events, we lack confidence that Judge Persky can fairly participate in this upcoming hearing in which a male nurse sexually assaulted an anesthetized female patient," District Attorney Jeff Rosen said.
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The results of the experiment tally with the results of other experiments—like the fact that anesthetized rats kept at warmer temperatures are unable to shake off the anesthesia than rats kept at cooler temperatures.
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To do the procedure of localizing the source of bleeding, John was anesthetized and given fentanyl, and when he finally got to a hospital room in the evening, he could barely say a few words.
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"After this and the recent turn of events, we lack confidence that Judge Persky can fairly participate in this upcoming hearing in which a male nurse sexually assaulted an anesthetized female patient," Mr. Rosen said.
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" The movie imagined America 220 years in the future, populated and ruled by absolute morons, its infrastructure crumbling, its cities piled high with trash, everyone anesthetized by impossibly stupid television like the hit show "Ow!
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"We lack confidence that Judge (Aaron) Persky can fairly participate in this upcoming hearing in which a male nurse sexually assaulted an anesthetized female patient," Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen said in a statement.
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Once the patient is anesthetized, the dentist will open up the tooth and scrape out all the nerve tissue and pulp (blood vessels), then fill it with gutta percha and cap off the whole shebang with cement.
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That's as invasive as it sounds: a study from this year describes the procedure on 31 loggerhead turtles, who were anesthetized and had endoscopes of either 12 inches or 63 inches in length (!) inserted into their butts.
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But antipathy to Syrian refugees runs high among the Jordanian public, so much so that Bassam Badareen, a Jordanian political columnist, recently suggested that the government had "anesthetized" the citizenry before agreeing to let refugees work here.
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Now, Kevin Parker, his Tame Impala bandmate, has taken one of Glamorous Damage's most immediate tracks—"Anesthetized Lesson"—and remixed it, polishing off all the off-beat tweaks and smoothing the falsetto vocals into the new mix.
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"Time after time, midazolam has failed to keep condemned prisoners adequately anesthetized and to bring about a quick, humane death," said Dale Baich, one of the attorneys for the seven death row inmates who brought the suit.
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The history of how medical students have been taught gynecology is shady—as recently as the 1990s, anesthetized women undergoing operations were routinely used as guinea pigs for students to practice vaginal exams, without their knowledge or consent.
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Slim recalls a patient in her late 20s who had to be anesthetized so he could remove a whole cucumber from her rectum (he's also helped remove a croquet ball that had been lodged in a patient's large intestine).
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That this anesthetized atmosphere would be an unlikely breeding ground for romance makes sense; it's almost exactly like what everyone knew to be true but never address about the kids in the marching band: They were all absolutely fuckin'.
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The staff at the vet first gave the fish a physical exam to find the object, then anesthetized Conquer so they could use tiny instruments to carefully open the fish's mouth and remove the obstruction without causing Conquer any pain.
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According to their website, the device is surgically inserted into the spermatic ducts, which are transected using an electric scalpel while your boyfriend is locally anesthetized, so you two can still make out while he gets his cum button installed.
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In a hothouse off the lobby he fed us samples of tiny chrysanthemums, shiso leaves and a flower whose name I failed to catch that he said was used in toothpaste, which instantly anesthetized my mouth for several troubling minutes.
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In June 2016, right after Judge Persky presided over the Stanford rape case, the Santa Clara District Attorney's Office filed a motion to have him disqualified from overseeing another sexual assault case where a woman was assaulted by her male nurse while anesthetized.
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These three counts were: (1.) PC220(a)(1): assault with intent to commit felony; (2.) PC289(e): sexual penetration when the victim was intoxicated or anesthetized; and (3.) PC289(d): sexual penetration where the victim was unconscious of the nature of the act.
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Because this is what I heard from young women and men who were using ... More than that, the willingness to put up with it, the ... Becoming anesthetized to people speaking to you in ways you should never be spoken to, or accepting that.
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And in a breakout performance as a dramatic star, Mr. Diggs — best known as a jaunty Thomas Jefferson in "Hamilton" — shows an aching emotional openness here that conveys the harsh and heavy price of staying awake in the world of the self-anesthetized.
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As such, I am not up for calling anyone nasty who's so clearly not, and I resent the effort to make me or anyone else in the world so anesthetized by the sheer repetition of it that they would succumb to doing so.
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As a rule, a public anesthetized by gun abuse tends to pay attention to the ubiquity of guns in this country when massacres seize the headlines, like the San Bernardino terrorist attack that left 14 dead, or the shooting of 20 schoolchildren in Connecticut.
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Here are highlights of the latest developments: ■ In an unusual move, prosecutors on Tuesday had Judge Aaron Persky of the Santa Clara County Superior Court removed from hearing a case in which a male nurse was accused of sexually assaulting an anesthetized female patient.
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Though the painting's title, "Last Dance" (2016), hints at an impending and predictably disastrous confrontation with a train, reconciling this threat with the lightness of the painting's color, its schematic drawing, and the artist's seeming sardonic indifference to the scene's outcome, suggests an anesthetized sensibility.
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In the early twentieth century, researchers often stimulated the motor cortex in anesthetized animals, and found that it contained divisions that corresponded to groups of muscles; body parts that required great dexterity, such as hands, occupied far more of its surface area than those which did not.
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Fated to ping forever back and forth between frayed sensitivity and emotional catatonia, the digitally poisoned embrace conspiracy with open arms, downplay outright disaster, and are anesthetized—for fear of feeling anything too extreme—to both the joys and the ills that the internet can offer us.
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It took only a few months for me to grow anesthetized to the shock of signature Goosebumps twists: ventriloquist dummies coming to life, Polaroid cameras foretelling doom for the subjects of their photographs, and summer camps full of more terrifying monsters than the ones that populate most summer camps even.
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This sort of biomimicry is a novel approach to building robots (it could one day be an alternative to the heavy motors and servos we currently use), but penumatics are not particularly speedy or strong in this configuration, meaning Frank has all the fine motor control of the recently anesthetized.
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The doctor determined that the husband was infertile, likely from gonorrhea; but rather than explain that uncomfortable fact, he anesthetized the wife under false pretense, and inseminated her with the sperm of another man — a medical student deemed, in a vote held for this undertaking, the best looking in the class.
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Yet the near lack of imagination behind them, coupled with their abstract, pleasingly passive titles like "soft cake in the wind" and "to speak of anger, i will take care," underscore how ridiculous it is that our society is not only anesthetized to but continually produces these rote representations of womanhood.
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Their franchise icon second baseman pounds singles up the middle with all the chill of someone undergoing his fourth non-anesthetized root canal of the day; it is a testament to Dustin Pedroia that he is not just as effective as ever but also as alarmingly keyed-up in his 11th season.
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Payne and Taylor spend a solid chunk of the film on the curious mechanics of the miniaturization industry, like the way nurses scoop up their anesthetized, freshly downsized clients with spatulas, or the "keepsakes" box that becomes a delivery truck, bringing the downsized their most important un-shrunk personal positions in their new community.
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Mr. Murai gives "Sea Oak" (the name of the housing complex where Bernie lives with a gaggle of adult nieces and nephews) the slightly anesthetized, Jim Jarmusch vibe he and Mr. Glover bring to "Atlanta," but Mr. Saunders's Rust Belt magic realism doesn't carry the same force onscreen, at least in this initial half-hour.
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If people felt like nobodies, felt abandoned, felt there was not only growing inequality in wealth but inequality of recognition, felt their very language had been anesthetized by all-knowing elites more at home in global capitals than in the provinces of their own countries, then somebody could speak for liberalism's disappeared — and maybe even win.
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If you've never had a good time amid the alcoholic gloomfest that is "The Iceman Cometh" — especially before the salesman Hickey arrives and livens up the joint — well, neither had I. Assigning each act of O'Neill's play to a different lead artist, "The Iceman Lab" has come up with four distinctive results, all borrowing text from the original: [ Target Margin tackled Eugene O'Neill's "Mourning Becomes Electra" earlier this year ] Julia Sirna-Frest's sonically gorgeous Act I, in which each song (composed by Shane Chapman and Ms. Sirna-Frest) is named for at least one of the play's characters; Yuris Skujins's Act II, the most straightforwardly faithful to O'Neill and also the least successful; Katie Rose McLaughlin's Act III, an anesthetized five-woman dance piece, in which Harry's fear-laden walk is the dramatic high point; and Jeanette Oi-Suk Yew's consistently inventive Act IV, which combines puppetry and video with Merlin Whitehawk's startling, intense, even gymnastic live performance of Hickey's self-loathing confession.
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