Sentence examples for helplessness of the from inspiring English sources

To be helpless in the face of lies conveys something important about the helplessness of the audience.

If privacy is a kind of shield, its loss only reinforces the helplessness of the victim.

But Sartre's was a philosophical concept, perhaps because of the helplessness of the French in the face of Nazi Germany.

In the end, it's a word that says more about the helplessness of the accuser than it does the transgressor.

Tom Hughes, in his professional debut, captures the boyish helplessness of the frightened Fritz when challenged to a duel.

What was fascinating was not the prowess of the ranked teams but, rather, the helplessness of the opponent.

He described the helplessness of this entrapment, including a mention of the plane's unopenable windows.

The helplessness of these three was in marked contrast to the behaviour of the self-confident creatures we observed in the flesh.

The film records the cruelties inflicted on adolescents by their peers, the helplessness of parents, the cluelessness of some school administrators, and the movement to raise awareness of these abuses.

Epstein's public monument to "Social Consciousness" (1952 53), in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, treats the helplessness of those confronted with pressures over which they have no control.

Yes, the heart of the world weighed heavy, with the helplessness of tears, For the man cut down in a Texas town, in the summer of his years.