Sentence examples for lives being treated from inspiring English sources

Tender physical contact makes those on the receiving end feel, O'Grady suggested, that they are not, as they spend much of the rest of their lives being treated as, untouchable.

Trans men differ from the other guys because we have spent our lives being treated like girls and are sometimes traumatized from it.'.

The study found that "across the state, the loss of non-white lives is treated less seriously than the loss of white lives".

The guidelines we are developing will ensure that people who are nearing the end of their lives are treated with respect and receive excellent care".

She is scrupulous about the way she represents them, and part of the quiet pleasure of One Hundred Homes is the respect with which ordinary people's lives are treated and treasured.

Pradhan added that Obama's apology in April over the deaths of American development expert Warren Weinstein and Italian aid worker Giovanni Lo Porto, two hostages being held by al-Qaida at a compound in Pakistan, showed a double standard for how western lives are treated as opposed to civilians in countries ravaged by the broader "war on terror".

And, of course, everything else that matters in our lives is treated much the same way.

Ahya Simone, 22, and a friend of Monroe's tells the Detroit Free Press how she feels: "Our lives are treated as disposable".

He constantly lets White America know, along with countless others, that there will be no justice or peace as long as black lives are treated without value or respect.

Because the great disparity between how differently young black lives are treated in our criminal justice system than young white lives is a fundamental injustice that must not only be left to black faith leaders to raise up.

"Saturday Night Live" is treated as a world of its own, although, as a show that turned 37 last week, it spans many cliques and styles and generational changes: more worlds than one.