Sentence examples for helpful animals from inspiring English sources

When a trio of helpful animals helps rally the town's children to create a booming chorus, the nasty Brundibar is vanquished.

In fairy tales there are helpful animals that come out of nowhere to help the hero or heroine through a dark and difficult time, often helping them find a way out of the forest.

Well, in life too, there are helpful animals disguised as human beings -- like Ian Bell, to whom I still send a holiday card every year.

"The ocean of the streams of stories") that featured stock fairy tale characters and trappings such as invincible swords, vessels that replenish their contents, and helpful animals.

Insect physiologist Neil Vickers at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City notes that a gyroscopic sense "is particularly helpful for animals that fly under low light, where stabilization from visual feedback takes longer to process".

Those who support the latter case argue that the ability to pick up on the directions or cues of others would be helpful to animals who either hunt or try to avoid predators as a pack or herd.

As helpful as animal models for NEC are in understanding mechanisms of inflammation in the newborn premature gut, they do not mimic the actual condition of human NEC.

When materials' influences are to be evaluated in terms of pulpal response during vital procedures, in vivo study designs are helpful and animal and human teeth are generally preferred to demonstrate the effects of pulp capping agents.

Darwin realized, while writing "On the Origin of Species," that adaptive fitness seemed to reign when it came to those features which were obviously helpful to an animal making a living in a hard world: long beaks to get at hidden insects; long necks to eat hidden leaves; long infancies to learn hidden cultural secrets.

A dynamic in vitro model, which allows the calculation of AChE activities at different scenarios was developed to facilitate the definition of effective oxime concentrations and the optimization of oxime treatment of OP poisoning of humans and may furthermore be helpful by designing animal experiments.

It's possible to test pets for the presence of the bacteria, but such tests usually aren't very helpful because an animal might have the bacteria one day but not have it the next, according to the CDC.