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.
