Sentences with phrase «totally at the mercy»

To keep myself from being totally at the mercy of how fast an open avocado ripens, I use this to lengthen its lifespan.

What sets us apart is that we do have the POTENTIAL to make conscious behavioral moral choices and are not totally at the mercy of our subconscious instinctive impulses.

Those who survived the terrible ordeal were usually those who were not totally at the mercy of their environment.

I'm totally at the mercy of the disease and the treatment!

It was amazing to be totally at the mercy of my baby.

Cameron and Osborne are creating a low - paid, vulnerable workforce totally at the mercy of their employers.

That means you're stuck like a fly in their spider's web, totally at their mercy while they suck the life out of you little - by - little.

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Such a severe penalty leaves room for God's grace and mercy (totally underserved) for those who believe in Jesus sacrificial death on the cross at Calvary and His redemptive resurrection.

At the end of the Yom Kippur service, having prayed for mercy and forgiveness, Jews finally throw themselves totally on the mercy of the court.

thanks to Bayern for even respecting us and showing up for a game they knew they'll win eventually, looking at their faces you cud see robben lahm and ancellotti were just pitying us, they looked at us with mercy in the eyes... jeez, ancellotti removed robben so as to prevent him from totally destroying our dignity... that moment when an opponent look and paly u with pity..

That said, a year is a long time, and it's understandable — and totally okay — if you're ready to move baby into her own room before then, says Ashanti Woods, MD, a pediatrician at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore.

Although we're not totally at the market's mercy — we can decide how much to put in stocks vs. bonds and how we react when the market sizzles or fizzles — we largely must settle for the returns the markets deliver.

They are living creatures who, by no choice of their own, are totally dependent upon us - and are at our mercy - for their very survival, not to mention quality of life.