Sentence examples for a bit helpless from inspiring English sources

That makes you quiet - and probably a bit helpless - for a short instant.

It's not uncommon to feel a bit helpless at the end of a news binge.

Responses = 2 Participants = 1 "I have some cousins and they're concerned, they ask me how it happened and what treatment and stuff so some people understand but then other people – yeah, when you listen to other people's problems you feel kind of a bit helpless so you don't really want to ask.

"You do feel a bit helpless having to stand back and watch because you don't feel like you're doing any good". A few others inevitably reached for their phones - although most were then subjected to a form of group self-policing.

When I see someone who isn't doing their best, I start to feel a bit helpless, and I worry that it represents something more -- that they're not really doing well on the inside.

And I think there's also a tendency to feel a little bit helpless.

Inside the statuette of Napoleon is buried another one - not of "Charlotte", perhaps, but of someone a little bit helpless.

She told Sky News: "It's really tough coming on to the island, we're in a bit of a helpless state.

"After the game I felt a bit low and helpless, but that doesn't last for long.

Conservation stories can be a bit depressing – we feel helpless to do anything about polar bears losing their icecap, or Javan rhinos being hunted to the brink of extinction, but bumblebees are different.

I feel a little bit less helpless".