Sentence examples for devalued life from inspiring English sources

His amphetamine addiction seems to have been rooted both in his florid enthusiasm for new experiences and in a strange carelessness about his own devalued life, a troubling modesty that coexisted with medical egoism.

The American Kidney Foundation itself opposes payments on the ground that it "devalues life".

Products at Gordon Max are also ensured conflict-free and they do not condone anything that will devalue life.

Pet shops encourage people to devalue life.

I stand here enraged because the person we put in charge of our country is intentionally devaluing life, creating rifts and sowing disbelief in people's suffering.

#BlackLivesMatter is an acknowledgement of the profound ways in which this country (and much of the world) have debased and devalued the life of a black person in comparison to the life of another, typically white, person.

Nowrasteh argues that FAIR policy is at odds with the religious right because it "fundamentally devalues human life, especially life from outside of the United States" and tries to "portray people as a cost rather than a benefit".

It has devalued political life.

It requires us to pay closer attention to what our structures and institutions are doing to either shorten and devalue life or to enhance and promote life.

They argued that every life has meaning, even life in a vegetative state, and that removing the feeding tube and starving Miss Cruzan to death devalues life.

Under the heading "Devaluing Life," were stickers shrieking about the "Morning-After Pill," "Baby Body Parts for $ale" and "Stem-Cell Research".