Sentences with phrase «little fragile life»
Atheists will always latch on to whatever flimsy excuse they can come up with at the spur of the moment to support their own desire to continue to be their own little emperor of their own little fragile life.
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We should tremble for joy as before the new and fragile life of a little child.
Let's just keep the focus on these adorable, fragile, precious, and wonderful little children that graced the lives of the people they new with their innocence and love.
These white blood cells battle germs for the little ones during their most fragile year of life.
Your assistance at such a fragile time in their lives is just helping them to be a little more comfortable in the meantime.
Armed with nothing but your wits and a pair of top of the range Stealthing Goggles, it's your job to make your way through a deadly facility that's determined to extinguish your fragile little life.
Of course, in the style of The Man Who Knew Too Little or, uh... Rough Night, a real - life crime intrudes on the supposed performance, sending a bunch of fragile - ego softies out on a flailing rescue mission.
The presence of cell phones would have punctured Ballard's fragile concept (already a little arch and dated), and the result here is gloriously retro: Fitted three - piece suits, shagadelic furnishings and a Moog - satured score by Clint Mansell make the whole film feel like a Pink Floyd album cover come to life.
From the vantage point of some distance the beauty of our planet and the rich diversity of life it sustains become clear, how promising and abundant this little spot in the universe is, but also how vulnerable and fragile.
And sadly, because their little lives can be so fragile, many shelters consider them too resource - intensive to raise.
Our veterinary team sedated this tiny life, then drained the abscess on her fragile little neck, trimmed the necrotic skin away, cleaned and stitched her wound.
We are unable to accept pets under 8 weeks of age because of their susceptibility to disease and fragile condition, shelter life is not conducive for the little ones.
So as we look into the room — it is arranged according to Byars's instructions as if the entire space were a vitrine — we see the essence of human life brilliantly distilled into these fragile and transparent little reliquaries.