And there is a true-seeming helplessness to the women's attraction.
Something of that youthful fear of slipping back to dependence, passivity, helplessness seems to have stuck.
Every once in a while, a panicky feeling of helplessness seems to sweep through the American political establishment, and the Pres.
By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, March 5, 1979 P. 27 Every once in a while, a panicky feeling of helplessness seems to sweep through the American political establishment, and the Pres.
The illness cognitions acceptance and helplessness seemed to be associated with HRQoL, expressed by overall physical and mental quality of life, as well as with feelings of anxiety and depression in young adults with a disability benefit because of a chronic somatic condition.
Even if new album Helplessness Blues seems a little more solipsistic than their rousing debut, Fleet Foxes are unlikely to leave you unmoved.
(Speaking of which: How about the corrupted Afghan polls? Why does the reaction to those seem more one of helplessness than of outrage?) The slightly Robespierrean edge to one of the chants, "Death to you," should be a reminder that this kind of situation has not always ended well in Iran.
The complexities of daily life can be difficult to untangle and comprehend, and the fog of helplessness can seem impenetrable and exhausting.
Several observers emphasise the despair and helplessness which seemed to seize Londoners on this second day, and the lack of efforts to save the wealthy, fashionable districts which were now menaced by the flames, such as the Royal Exchange combined bourse and shopping centre — and the opulent consumer goods shops in Cheapside.
In other words, MI-related fear of dying and helplessness may seem to tap into specific qualities of negative affect, thereby having the potential to emerge as risk factors of poor cardiovascular prognosis and as specific targets for behavioral interventions in their own right.
