Ah! what were the mystic terrors of the night, what the oppressive surroundings of this charnel-house of Nature, to the awful spectacle of this unmanned mind, this delirious echo of past guilt, past cowardice, past shame?

Though Macbeth was a bold man, and one that could have faced the devil without trembling, at this horrible sight his cheeks turned white with fear, and he stood quite unmanned with his eyes fixed upon the ghost.

I did not mean to be rude, butbutTo be plain with a clergyman, sir, so many things coming together have quite unmanned me.

He looked broken and unmanned.

After this tempest ceased, the people of Zipangu sent over an army, in a fleet of ships, to seize the Tartars; but having landed without any order, the Tartars took the advantage of a rising ground in the middle of the island, under cover, of which, they wheeled suddenly round between the Zipanguers and the ships, which had been left unmanned, with ail their streamers displayed.

For the first time his courage seemed to give way, and he was nearly unmanned.

It unmanned and quite overpowered me; I fainted, and fell senseless on the deck.

Her voice unmanned him.

He was unmanned by illness, and the shock had been too much for him.

Ensnared by superstition, soon and late; As sign and portent, it on us doth wait By fear unmanned, we take our stand alone; The portal creaks, and no one enters,none.

Since that far-away period before the War, my architectural nerve has become sadly debilitated; so when a card (bearing the name of Carruthers) was brought to me the other morning I felt quite unmanned.

By way of punishment, they were cast adrift in a ship, unmanned, but the wind drove the vessel to our coast, where these Syrian damsels disembarked.

The sats were small, unmanned electronic satellite observers, distributed throughout the Asteroid Belt to aid in research and navigation.

They were unmanned stations stocked with supplies and maintained for explorers, scientists, and others in the employ of Starlight Enterprise.

Seven unmanned NME freighters were prepared to carry Earth's hope into space.

The warships flew in a spherical configuration about five miles in diameter, at the center of which were the unmanned freighters in compact formation.

It was the thought of grilled bloaters, followed by ham and eggs, which unmanned him for a moment.

I would not have heard, nor I believe would he have recapitulated, just at that moment, for half the world, the details of the hideous vision which had so unmanned him.

I was last night repeating a paragraph to myself, which I took to be an expression of rage, and in the middle of the sentence there was a stroke of self-pity which quite unmanned me.

It almost unmanned him, but he proceeded, for her good: "I daresay you still care for me a little, as the rank and file of people love.

The kindness of Raoul's manner, however, his words, and the explanations of Ithuel, removed a mountain from his breast, and he became quite unmanned.

All these strange events so much Have unnerved him and unmanned him, That, forgetful of himself, Of himself he is regardless.

Being hot with anger and fatigue, he reached for the obstacle that had so unmanned him to damn it.

The ceremony was performed in connection with the family devotions, and quite unmanned me.

She stood with clenched hands, her bosom rising and falling in the passion of the storm within her; and she sobbed even as Nathaniel paused there, unmanned in this sudden presence of a distress greater than his own; sobbed in a choking, tearless way, waiting for him to speak.