Sentences with phrase «around in a daze»

-- who, before I ended up in the so - called last step, were with me daily as I was being bludgeoned with chemotherapy and radiation and moving around in a daze.

That partially explains why so many people walk around in a daze about our diminishing mineral and energy resources, overpopulation, pollution, crime, etc..

I was walking around in a daze, half the man I was, and this gradual decline was reaching critical mass.

It's still a show defined more by emotion than plot, but structuring it this way — and moving most of the action to Jarden, which has many mysteries of its own — creates a sense of more momentum, rather than a bunch of characters wandering around in a daze.

Nothing's outwardly wrong — Marlo's new child is healthy, and her husband, Drew (Ron Livingston), is supportive, if a bit distant — but Marlo feels isolated even when she's around other people, wandering around in a daze, performing her parenting duties on autopilot, and generally fraying at the edges.

I saw that a self - published book could be offered on Kindle for 99 cents, and still turn a 35 cent profit... I walked around in a daze for, well, days, trying to explain to people what that meant.

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If Sorenstam seemed dazed by the 59 hoopla and weary from winning in consecutive weeks for the second time in her career, those around her were energized.

There's a Looney Tunes episode in which Sylvester somehow swallows an accordion, and he walks around, dazed, as his torso moves up and down, making accordion sounds.

I'm walking around in a half - daze, wondering how long this behavior can possibly last.

Lost and thoroughly beaten with the worst result since 1983, in the wilderness a flotilla of Labour stragglers from the battlefield stagger around dazed and glazed.

Victor Cruz looked around, his eyes slightly dazed, trying to take it all in, but even though he was right there, in the moment, he could not believe this was...

They walked around half dazed, as if in slow motion, swaddled in rags, filthy peacoats, and sleeveless jackets made from the hides of farm animals.

In the meantime, you will find me wandering aimlessly around the Home Depot looking dazed and hopped up on Starbucks looking for supplies to finish up this project!

It's an actor's dream perhaps — or their nightmare — and Johansson is excellent in the part, a slightly dazed sex doll in a black wig, vainly trying to figure out the lifeforms around her.

Throughout, the girl seems dazed and disconnected by the real world around her, and in this the parallel between her and an autistic boy she encounters is not exploited nearly enough.

In preparation for the Friday debut of «The Spectacular Now,» Landmark Theaters around the country curated a selection of notable coming - of - age movies: Cameron Crowe's «Say Anything» and «Almost Famous,» John Hughes» «The Breakfast Club,» and Richard Linklater's «Dazed and Confused.»

9/2, 3 p.m. 9/7 7 p.m. RICHARD LINKLATER: DREAM IS DESTINY A rare and unusual look at a fiercely independent style of filmmaking that arose from Austin, Texas in the»80s and how Richard Linklater's films — Slacker, Dazed and Confused, Waking Life and Boyhood — sparked a low - budget, in - your - own - backyard movement in this country and around the world.

Sun streams in through the window, a fly buzzes lazily around the room and a soporific daze afflicts our thoughts.

In three venues around Amsterdam, the mystic ambience of De Rokerij will surely leave you dazed at your very first sight.

I grabbed them out of the back of the magic wardrobe this morning and dotted them around in a bit of a daze.

By snapping the right stick around in various directions and occasionally in combination with the dedicated flair button, soccer stars can perform some of the coolest and slickest looking soccer tricks ever seen in video games to daze and bypass their opponents effortlessly on the way to the goal.

Being depressed about this for weeks, I mean laying around in my PJ's, dazed and in a real funk.