Sentence examples for disabled lives from inspiring English sources

My daughter Rachel, who is developmentally disabled, lives in a "community-living arrangement" with two roommates and a 24-hour staff.

We should not make disabled lives subject to debate.

It's calling for the UK government to include disabled people under current UK hate crime legislation, because disabled lives matter.

You kill off the hero because he's disabled and churn out repetitive cliches about disabled lives that has me reaching for my specially adapted axe.

With government doing less, it will fall to charities to do more to overcome the segregation that can easily blight disabled lives.

I lead with the hypothetical about mixed-race, nonwhite babies and build the ending around the question of who should have the burden of proof as to the quality of disabled lives.

Stacey's mother, Lorraine, who is disabled, lived on benefits.

We'll still have people who are unemployed, unskilled, aging, chronically ill, disabled, living in substandard housing, and so forth.

She cannot afford to have her sister, who is mentally disabled, live with her, as she had planned.

The family, including a 25-year-old daughter whom neighbors and a relative described as mentally disabled, lived in a basement apartment in the Wavecrest Gardens housing complex in Far Rockaway.

I was particularly passionate about psychology and anatomy so assessing people's physical and psychological needs, and coming up with solutions that helped the sick, elderly or disabled live life the way they wanted, really appealed to me.