Sentence examples for handicapped like from inspiring English sources

And they were handicapped like racehorses: So-and-So was the future of news, So-and-So had earned the "mantle" of the recently retired So-and-So.

I was kind of unsure of the whole thing when I first heard about it; surely there are better ways to make people treat the handicapped like everyone else than a limited run of dolls with cerebral palsy.

Handicapped like racehorses?

His narrators take an active role in gathering the truths behind appearances: like spies, they trail people, on foot, through cities in America, England, and Spain; they eavesdrop, behind doors, on balconies, and in toilets for the handicapped; like detectives, they extract confessions during long conversations, and deliver the news they have collected.

In 1990 Alan Grafen showed that a handicap-like signalling system was evolutionarily stable if higher quality signallers paid lower marginal survival costs for their signals.

He has denigrated our neighbors in Mexico, an entire religion (Islam), the handicapped, veterans like John McCain, Gold Star families like the Khans, and the list goes on.

Terms like "handicapped" and "differently abled", which were seen as proper not so long ago, are now problematic.

And I certainly don't like "handicapped," which implies that I have deliberately been put at a disadvantage, by whom I can't imagine (my God is not a Handicapper General), in order to equalize chances in the great race of life.

Elderly and handicapped people like to drive that section of the beach.

Pakistan has admittedly been handicapped by periods, like the present, when it cannot play at home because of security concerns.

But she may not be leftist enough for France's François Hollande, and she is handicapped because Denmark, like Britain, is outside the euro.