Sentence examples for most helpless and from inspiring English sources

Social justice demands that those most helpless and disadvantaged have the protection of law.

The Rohingya are quite simply one of the most helpless and forsaken peoples of the world.

This is yet another forgotten war where the most helpless and innocent are the most affected.

The Scriptures testify that God has always pleaded for the protection of his most helpless and needy image-bearers.

We must make sure government does everything possible to follow the hearts of the abolitionists and help the most helpless and friendless of all.

On vegetarianism — "Some things are really necessaries of life in some circles, the most helpless and diseased, which in others are luxuries merely, and in others still are entirely unknown".

Perhaps this year Christmas will find us in our most helpless, raw moments and gift us with a quiet miracle — the kind that comes in the stillness of the night or in the warmth of an embrace, the kind that money cannot buy and can't be wrapped up neatly in a box.

China is catching them and forcing them back to North Korea at a rate of 100 a week, and they are some of the sorriest and most helpless people you can imagine.

"You just have to go on when it is worst and most helpless — there is only one thing to do with a novel and that is go straight on through to the end of the damn thing," Hemingway had written to F. Scott Fitzgerald in 1929, when Fitzgerald was blocked on the novel that would be published in 1934 as "Tender Is the Night".

He is the Kent of this tragedy, in the sense that he may be its most humane spirit — and most helpless bystander.

"The sponsors and supporters of this bill believe that abortion is wrong because unborn children are the most vulnerable and most helpless persons in our society.