Sentence examples for handicapped about from inspiring English sources

Even if they're Republicans?" I think the definition of hypocrisy is for Rush Limbaugh to have been called out, forced to apologize and retract what it is that he said in exercising his First Amendment rights and never is that... the same applied to the leftist radicals who say such horrible things about the handicapped, about women, about the defenseless.

But they will undoubtedly fuel a fresh round of handicapping about who will take over when he leaves.

The hardest thing to handicap about the Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park this Saturday is why nine horses were entered instead of 59.

"It goes back to a time in years past when students would have sadistic jokes about handicapped students.

As he travels around the Bay Area, asking other handicapped people about the things they're forced (or willing) to do to achieve sexual satisfaction with a partner, he gets an idea: that, at the age of 35, he'd like to experience sexual pleasure himself.

You think about the various benefits, the societal ones, about handicapped or elderly folks who can't get around anymore.

Such partial disclosure would be unlikely to satisfy financial markets, where interbank lending has been handicapped by uncertainty about which banks are most at risk.

Mr. Palmer of Enron disputed any suggestion that Mr. Lay did not have a grasp of the investments at issue, saying Mr. Lay was handicapped in talking about them because of the S.E.C. investigation.

He had several television roles, and in film he appeared in "Inside Moves" (1980), about handicapped people who congregated in a bar and helped each other, and in "Dogtown" (1997), in which he played a cigar store owner and war veteran in a small town.

Most people are strongly advocating for a free and open internet, but what about handicapped or impaired visitors?

But religious studies there had been much handicapped by confusion about texts, as meanings and translations had, over the course of centuries, suffered from a kind of Chinese whispers.