Sentence examples for moral helplessness from inspiring English sources
Isolating a clobber passage from its context, and then claiming a sort of moral helplessness because "it's in the Bible," is failing to take the Bible either literally or seriously.
We dispensed, too, with plotlessness, meandering, female helplessness, travelogue, moral suasion, and certain types of villainy.
Helplessness is neither admirable nor moral.
Moral strain - highly associated with feelings of helplessness and work-related stress - is found to exist among practitioners working with inadequate resources who feel the need to compromise personal standards [ 11]. 'Human factors' research highlights just how dangerous tiredness, inattention and fear can be and how errors rise when a blame culture is evident [ 12].
This is an extreme example, comparing Twitter posts like Ms. Welty's "Scrambled to finish Deaccession edits, then to Marc's to trim, pack and ship for installation" to Mr. Ai's "The feeling of helplessness under totalitarianism is the abduction of human morals.
Upon his entrance, the Senator articulated that he believed there was a "deepening moral crisis" in America with the rejection of the political system by citizens, and a helplessness he hoped to alleviate as president.
"It produced helplessness.
Helplessness may exacerbate claustrophobia.
Helplessness makes her dangerous.
That helplessness was traumatizing.
