Disablements

In another function, Vice Chancellor Kashmir University Prof Riyaz Punjabi Thursday said that service to disabled is a mission to be carried out by academics, policy makers, and civil society with the main objective to eliminate the stigma attached to disablements. ❋ Unknown (2009)

They stay usually ten days, and are by the tenth day supposed to be fit enough for the trenches again; it often saves them a permanent breakdown from general causes, and is a more economical way of treating small disablements than sending them to the Base ❋ Anonymous (N/A)

The first Sunday night he said the boy had a toothache, and the next a headache, and the third a toe so sore he could not get his boot on, and I knew by the way McNair told me of these disablements that he took them all in good faith. ❋ Unknown (1919)

Intrinsically their physical disablements spell the same loss to-day that they would have in 1912. ❋ Coningsby Dawson (1921)

And these disablements and inconveniences are not even the price of freedom; for, as Brieux has shewn so convincingly in Les Hannetons, an avowedly illicit union is often found in practice to be as tyrannical and as hard to escape from as the worst legal one. ❋ George Bernard Shaw (1903)

"Yes," he thought, "it is indeed our duty to force them, no matter what their disablements, to continue and surpass the heroism they displayed out there, and become superior to what they once were." ❋ John Galsworthy (1900)

Widows would no longer be unceremoniously kicked into the underworld; accidents and disablements would no longer condemn men and women to live lives of beggary. ❋ Thomas Holmes (1882)

A variety of pseudogene annotations from multiple sources were pooled and filtered to obtain a subset of sequences that have significant mid-sequence disablements (frameshifts and premature stop codons), and that have clear evidence of full-length mRNA transcription. ❋ Amit Khachane (2009)

Ability as the problem rather than circumstances leads to too many disablements due to prejudice about diversity of ability. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Less severe injuries, such as temporary disablements, contributed to the bulk of the increase, said the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Council. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The hotel sector, in particular saw the number of temporary disablements reported shoot up by63 per cent. ❋ Unknown (2008)

"[Johnny] is [a person] who [happens] to be disabled." ❋ Johnny2step (2006)

[Sam] is a [disabled person]. The enviroment makes Sam a disabled person. ❋ ScottishAnarchist (2007)

[The new] [feature] on the [website] was made to be disableable. ❋ Lovell Jones (2006)

"[Scarlet] seems to be [mentally disabled]." ❋ IamAweaboo (2015)

[Josh] is [disabled] ❋ Volkswagen ™ (2020)

[Ted]: Man, this damn truck [hit me] and now I can't walk for a while. Bob: Well I can't ever walk, [so fuck you]. ❋ Oz (2005)

At least as recently as 2000, movie-makers created an entire comedy around the concept of a disability by producing [Me, Myself & Irene]. [Duh-weebs] in the cinema industry rewarded them by showing it on their screens. More [duh-weebs] rewarded both the movie-makers and the cinemas by paying to see it, and a couple of the more hard-core cases actually enjoyed watching it. ❋ Downstrike (2004)

In the movie [Rain Man] an autistic young man has the ability to remember cards in any form of gambling. Disabled people can often have extraordinary extrasensory or creative abilities such as Stephen Hawking, [Beethoven], [Renoir], Shakespeare ❋ Darkninja872 (2010)

[Luke] is [disabled] he has no [hand] ❋ LukeTheDisabledKid (2019)

Guy 1: "Dude, that (yellow) shirt looks like [a bee] crapped [all over it]." Guy 2: "Seriously, that's all you could come up with?! You really need to work on your [disability] man." ❋ Ur Mom..... (2009)