Sentence examples for lives treated from inspiring English sources

And children who had known great callousness in their lives treated the giant canine with exquisite tenderness.

We have a right to be with the person we love and have our relationships and our lives treated equally under the law.

Millions of Yemeni civilians deserve, at long last, to have their lives treated as they should have been all along: valuable, precious and worth protecting.

It has evolved from the straight character who has the "one gay experience" to the one token gay character, and now I feel like gay characters are being integrated in such a way that they are just characters like everybody else, their love lives treated like the other characters, moving away from coming-out stories, etc.

With the exception of Don, whose evident anger expresses itself in silence, the men in their lives treat domestic abuse as a natural prerogative.

"In the wake of today's cowardly and horrific attack on the World Trade Center, we have launched an unprecedented emergency response effort to save lives, treat the injured and help New York City recover," Governor Pataki said.

Cousins and great-aunts and -uncles, who did not know of her existence for most of their lives, treat her as if she's always been a cherished member of the family; touching her, patting her hair.

Contemporary American parents seek to optimize their children's lives, treat them as equals, and reduce their risk of harm to zero; anything less may seem negligent.

To date, the Fund has saved an estimated nine million lives treating HIV (four million people treated), preventing malaria (310 million bed nets delivered) and testing for infectious TB (10 million cases diagnosed).

See MICK'S JAGUAR (GOOGLE IT) ON A WEDNESDAY NIGHT IN HOBOKEN THIS MOTHERFUCKING CHAINSAW We're sure people who use chainsaws in their professional lives treat them very responsibly and respectfully, as tools to perform a given task.

Realize that when people treat you badly, it's because they don't have people in their lives treating them well, so they could be worse off than you.