Sentence examples for bleeding world from inspiring English sources

The reason Lewis concludes his book in 1215 is that that was the year in which Pope Innocent III launched the Albigensian Crusade, an especially vicious example of the religious fanaticism that, in Lewis's view, Europe developed in reaction to the Muslims, and inflicted on a bleeding world for many centuries thereafter.

As we choose to make changes in our own lives, our collective choices make changes in this our broken, bleeding world.

I wrote this piece as a calling for humanity in a bleeding world.

Beyond bleeding the world's poorest economies, this propels crime, corruption and tax evasion.

But what's really happening when I scoff at Sarah Palin's latest tweet amounts to a mimetic indulgence: I'm bleeding the world of nuance, surrendering to the seduction of binary thinking.

All of it is thanks to the brave men and women who fought and died and bled on World War II battlefields like Anzio and Tarawa to keep us free, and to the framers of the Constitution.

There are also five megacorporations, whose job it is to bleed the world dry in return for weaponry; three competing newspapers, who keep the rest of us informed; six teams of aliens, who make running a free world unnecessarily difficult; and a Vatican, just because.

They get that we can't bleed the world's resources for the benefit of rich countries because the resulting poverty of the rest will bring everyone down with them.

Is this world bleeding into that one?

The paper entitled " Outcome of holiday and nonholiday admission patients with acute peptic ulcer bleeding: a real-world report from Southern Taiwan" observed that patients who presented with peptic ulcer bleeding on holidays did not experience delayed endoscopy or increased adverse outcomes.

What part can big companies play in the world of art, as it bleeds into the world of emerging technology?