Sentence examples for many helpless from inspiring English sources

Among the many helpless eyewitnesses on shore was Harry Squires, whose father, William H. Squires, the ship's captain, was among the dead.

While the pendulum takes the time to swing back to some median point, many helpless people will suffer, and New Yorkers will continue to adjust to living with people who should be hospitalized.

Mostly, though, it's because being an Oilers fan is all about getting your hopes unreasonably raised before the neutron bomb of reality vapourizes them like so many helpless children.

In a school of unarmed women and children, a man possessed of evil could have killed many helpless children with a single kitchen knife.

"Such enhanced impunity," he wrote in an interview on social media Monday, "where the coalition assumes greater leeway in acting with utter disregard to civilian casualties, can and already has spelled disaster to the many helpless people of Yemen caught in the crossfire of the current war".

"We feel in many ways helpless.

But man as he is, in many respects helpless, in much imperfect, and in all feeble, when viewed individually, is still capable of social elevation such as society has not yet beheld.

A sophisticated, intelligent and in many respects helpless sort of person going about with a backpack that might contain all his worldly goods, he is "technically homeless," though more or less living with Van (Zazie Beetz), the mother of their baby daughter.

So many now feel helpless.

… Your post is much useful for those who are undergoing higher education, but in some places many childrens are helpless.

Shocked at the utter failure of the state to provide protection, many Americans felt helpless and humiliated.