Examples of using Utter helplessness in English and their translations into German
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And so they[feel their] utter helplessness before Him.
After Jesus' crucifixion, the remaining eleven disciples scattered in utter helplessness.
It's the feeling of utter helplessness. Being explored by an alien thing, that's all.
But, with all the ways to market your book,the costs and the inevitable sinking feeling of utter helplessness, what can you do?
Which often caused him to realize his utter helplessness, and made him an object of pity and horror Gal.
The power and traditional political parties before,during and after the Yanukovich government continues to show utter helplessness, and myopia.
But after having duly convinced themselves of the utter helplessness of the Berlin Assembly, and confessed their own equal helplessness, they returned to Frankfort to report progress, and to testify to the admirably peaceful conduct of the population of Berlin.
Karenin started at the reference to his wife,but immediately his face assumed a death-like immobility which showed utter helplessness in the matter.
The endless limitations with which the spirit finds itself surrounded,the insufficiency and incompleteness on all sides, the utter helplessness in the face of death, and in illness and suffering, all combine to stir up in man a longing to find out the source of all life, all light, all happiness and all bliss.
Thus the jammed masses surge to and fro,cries of despair, frightened entreaties, timid demands, and here and there a suppressed whimpering of utter helplessness arise from the prayers!
To step onto the path in which we must acknowledge our utter helplessness and dependence upon grace while still making every effort on our own is to enter a world of paradox and mystery which throws the wayfarer beyond the familiarity and security of his rational understanding, and this is not easy for people who have been so deeply conditioned by our powerful Western rational tradition.
The Exodus story served as a keyparadigm of Jewish historical hope by emphasizing that despite the utter helplessness of the community the Jewish people could rely on the redemptive power of God.