Sentence examples for more helpless or from inspiring English sources

If we were seen as babyish or incompetent as kids, for instance, we may find ourselves acting more helpless or needy with our partner.

On the other hand, those patients who have difficulty in believing their diagnosis may have more intrusive thoughts about their disease and feel more helpless or anxious (Primo et al, 2000).

But I have never felt smaller or more helpless.

She is in that song as well, I think, because there is this assumption across a lot of our culture that there is something wrong with you and that you really have to fix it, or that somehow you're more helpless than you really are and need to go to the Doctor for x,y,z.

Things can be scarier when it's just two or three people--you feel more helpless.

Whatever the biological or cultural reasons, the human infant is more helpless than the young of all other primates.

Results indicated that children displayed significantly more "helpless" responses (including self-blame) on all dependent measures after person criticism or praise than after process criticism or praise.

So we sit on the sidelines with every economic announcement, cheering for the life or death of whatever data bit or trend that ignites our emotions, feeling more and more helpless and perplexed.

There are usually very few repercussions for the speaker, as the harassed has only a few ways to respond: with a retort, which is hard to come up with in the shock and hurt of the moment and could also provoke further harassment; by fighting back physically, which doesn't benefit anyone; or with silence, which can make the victim feel more helpless.

Is it possible to be more helpless, more impotent, and more wretched than ash?

Being essentially helpless themselves, my parents found it gratifying to help the more helpless Nahumovskys.