Sentence examples for isolation and helplessness from inspiring English sources

Gradually, she was able to enlist her brother's help and change her mother's living situation, and her sense of isolation and helplessness dissipated.

They remain mirrors that reflect a species in retreat from the burdens of modern consciousness, from boredom and isolation and helplessness.

The lowering clouds, the people assaulted by the torrent, and the fuzzy outlines of mist-veiled trees on the shore convey an isolation and helplessness in the face of impulsive, imperious Nature.

"And the beauty of a Hecht poem, the very skill with which its material is worked, often throws into an even stronger, more pathetic light the isolation and helplessness of the human condition that is his subject".

In Kōjin (1912 13; The Wayfarer) the hero is driven to near madness by his sense of isolation; in Kokoro (1914) the hero kills himself; and in Mon (1910; "The Gate") the hero's inability to gain entrance to the gate of a Zen temple to seek religious solace is a frightening symbol of frustration, isolation, and helplessness.

His pain, desperation, isolation, hopelessness, and helplessness, was too much; killing himself was the only option he felt he had.

Twist Out Cancer (TOC) leverages social media to help survivors and their loved ones combat the feelings of isolation, loneliness, and helplessness that often accompany cancer diagnoses and treatment.

Family members do not defend the adult homes, which the judge, Nicholas G. Garaufis of Federal District Court in Brooklyn, described as places where the mentally ill live in an environment of social isolation and enforced helplessness.

The Macklin institute and Westminster Thurber both subscribe to a model of care for older people called the Eden Alternative, designed to reduce the isolation, boredom, loneliness and helplessness that plague old age.

Feelings of isolation, fatigue, depression, and helplessness due to nausea have also been described [ 7– 9].

In every group, women discussed experiences of shame and embarrassment resulting from their abuse, and feelings of loneliness, isolation, helplessness and depression were common.