Sentence examples for helpless though from inspiring English sources
The young keeper was helpless, though, when an acrobatic overhead kick from Bayern's star forward narrowly went wide, as Bayern worked through the gears in the first half.
H-D-H always wrote and arranged the music first, and even without lyrics their compositions speak of romance that is wrenching and helpless, though not always sexual.
It was the pace and invention of their attacking approach that rendered Chelsea so helpless though, in truth, they were only emulating what Liverpool had inflicted upon these ramshackle opponents eight days previously.
Britton would have been helpless, though, had a sliding Branislav Ivanovic managed to stretch an inch further to divert the ball in from two yards.
As they slip from Florida's beaches into the mighty North Atlantic, newly hatched loggerhead turtles certainly look helpless: Though they navigate using Earth's magnetic fields, some of the ocean currents on which they're carried move quicker than they can swim.
Don't assume that your companion is helpless though.
"It's just a terrible feeling because you're helpless even though you know every effort is being made," said Deborah Martin, 34, Ms. Kirschhoch's sister.
I'm not sure how to say this, but we cannot see ourselves as helpless even though we live in a country that routinely hurts us.
The Georgians, though helpless, never accepted their Soviet identity, and preserved their language, culture, religious practice and sense of national identity, as they had under the czars.
On a strict coherentist conception of autonomy, autonomous agents can be moved by desires they are helpless to resist: though an addict fails to govern herself if she would rather resist her irresistible urge to take drugs, she is an autonomous agent if she has no objection to her addiction and its motivational effects.
Efforts to repeal the health care law are, by and large, considered rather helpless legal endeavors, though some may very well end up before the Supreme Court.
