Sentence examples for images of disabled from inspiring English sources

The images of disabled children were searing.

Scope's In the Picture campaign called for books to include images of disabled children casually or incidentally – the aim being to see disabled children represented in the same way that images of different ethnicities are now the norm.

But some warn that Chinese coverage highlighted a tendency sometimes evident in previous Paralympics: striving to combat dismissive stereotypes by promoting an equally unrealistic image of disabled people as heroes, rather than equals.

"Whilst a home Games have brought a really positive image of disabled people to the fore, we recognise that there is still much to be done if we are to achieve our vision of 'through sport, inspire a better world for disabled people'".

Disturbing because despite that experience, she perpetuates the image of the disabled as scary.

The story presents an image of numerous disabled people possibly getting healed.

From intrusive sexual images involving family members (cue vomit in the mouth); fearing I was a pedophile (even writing this word makes me want to cry ― but of course my mind would choose the thing that is the most deplorable to me to try and bring me to my knees) to images of hurting a disabled person ― my mind threw me the ugliest, most terrifying images and thoughts it could conjure up.

After the Games, Cooper believed that they had a long reaching societal impact in terms of creating a better image for disabled people around the country and helping to increase acceptance of them as part of Australian society.

Say "person with disability" instead of "disabled person".

Wendell offers a refreshing look at the disability politics of promoting an image of the healthy disabled, which is similar to the feminist politics of excluding disabled women altogether in an effort to advance more appealing and powerful icons.

Figure 9 Employment rates of disabled veterans and non-veterans.