orphanhood in a sentence

1. As a child, he was frequently taunted by his classmates about his orphanhood.

2. Its fate is astonishing and tragic: early orphanhood (father died when the boy was a

3. Rose Marie Miller’s husband, Jack, characterized her self-justification as orphanhood: “You act as if you are an orphan.

4. For this, a whole strategy has been developed to prevent orphanhood from the foundation of a family to the birth of a child.

5. Surely, a Catholic who does not have this double inheritance of culture and liturgy is living a sub-optimal life, suffering from spiritual orphanhood, amnesia, myopia.

6. We must do everything possible to influence if not the ideology, then the socioeconomic roots of terrorism: poverty, unemployment, illiteracy, and orphanhood, and to ensure that global development becomes stable, secure and fair.

7. “This feeling of orphanhood, which was common among many Jewish combatants in the Red Army, stood in sharp contrast to the expressions of antisemitism they experienced from local residents and sometimes even among their own comrades,” he writes.