Sentence examples for orphaned infancy from inspiring English sources
Over the course of five hours, singing almost nonstop, a tenor must forge a sword; slay a dragon; kill Mime, the menacing dwarf who had raised the brash young Siegfried from orphaned infancy; push aside his deteriorating grandfather, Wotan; and rescue the sleeping Brünnhilde, who teaches him fear and love, which in this Wagnerian world are two sides of the same emotional condition.
Heathcliff is discovered parentless on the streets of Liverpool; Oliver Twist is orphaned from infancy.
He was orphaned in infancy.
A native of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Hicks was orphaned in infancy and raised by a Quaker family.
There, from infancy to teenhood, orphaned elephants are nurtured and taught elephant ways and values by caregiving African men so that they are able to rejoin their pachyderm kin in the wild expanses of Kenya.
"Through studying elephants every minute of every day from infancy to adulthood, I have learned about their interior lives," says Dame Sheldrick, the first person to successfully raise an orphaned elephant from birth.
Conveniently, she's recently orphaned.
