Príklady helpless

• The fewer forms of expressing grief a community has, the freer but also the more helpless the grieving person is in dealing with loss.

• By making many of the hungry characters children, authors project adult fears on the more pitiable frame of the helpless orphan.

• The court cannot ignore the pitiable and helpless condition of the poor residing in villages.

• These neo-utilitarians1 treated agents as nearly helpless bystanders in a world they construed as described adequately by reference only to its structural forces.

• The heroine has an accident that renders her helpless and transforms her status on the instant from mistress to victim.

• There is no script, the garden flows constantly according to the natural law which audiences are also helpless to obey.

• As such, discourses of ' helpless victims ' could enable women quietly but persistently to undermine traditional expectations and make political gains.

• She describes the overly entrenched characterizations of sopranos as helpless and tenors as vulnerable and romantic.

• So sat the white man, at the foot of the pine, blind and helpless.

• Such attributions can make the patient feel helpless and hopeless to exer t control or make life changes, except by taking medications.

• This street child ' industry ' generates a mythical stereotype of hungry, helpless orphans at the mercy of death squads.

• Youths in the third group will feel both less helpless and less guilty than those in the first two groups.

• For fate, which could become bearable only by being made intelligible, remains in force (unaufgehoben); we remain helpless points in the midst of infinity.

• If petitioners themselves did not deserve the secretary-general's benevolence, surely their innocent and helpless children did.

• As its potentially humiliating nature, the fact that it makes you helpless, and its association with the "precarious" all suggest, tickling renders the tickled powerless.