sacrificed women造句

• KP approaches Mahadrashta ( Amrish Puri ), a sorcerer who sacrifices women to attain his powers.
• PETA's work has drawn the ire of some feminists who argue that the organization sacrifices women's rights to press its agenda.
• But that requires men to accept half the responsibility for child care, and the same financial and professional sacrifices women have always made, she said.
• Egypt's first lady on Sunday urged the government not to sacrifice women in the work force in their drive to improve the nation's economy.
• On their black hair have the insignia wig made of amatzontli paper with feather ornate to indicate their sacrificed woman character ( killed ) in the sacred action of conceiving life.
• "It's disheartening to see the National Organization for Women willing to sacrifice women's rights on the altar of what now seems to be a political agenda,"
• "And as for self-sacrificing women like those in Naruse's ` Floating Clouds'and Mizoguchi's ` Life of Oharu,'they don't even exist.
• There he allows the remaining souls in his mechanical birds to be released back to the god and accepts his death from the zubir, a punishment from taking the souls of the sacrificed woman in the first place.
• Kate Michelman, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, said, " This is a broad, unconstitutional bill that sacrifices women's health and future fertility on the altar of extreme right-wing ideology ."
• Struggling in a patriarchal, misogynistic era, Bonner exemplified the sacrifices women were to make for a professional life, she was described by her daughter in adulthood as a person " whom I wish to resemble in every way ."
• "We were very worried about the idea of whether a self-sacrificing woman would make sense in New York or whether people wouldn't say, ` Why does she want to live in this awful part of town?
• "It's disheartening to see the National Organization for Women willing to sacrifice women's rights on the altar of what now seems to be a political agenda, " said John Whitehead, president of the conservative Rutherford Institute, which has backed the Jones suit.
• In a speech Helena made in 1893, she made clear that the RBNA was working towards " improving the education and " status " of those devoted and self-sacrificing women whose whole lives have been devoted to tending the sick, the suffering, and the dying ".