Sentence examples for By the plight from inspiring English sources

While visiting London in 1909, Prichard was deeply affected by the plight of the workers.

They go to the Middle East because they're moved by the plight of fellow-Muslims.

The Archbishop of Canterbury says he is shocked by the plight of the UK's poor.

Few Australians, it would seem, are troubled by the plight of the detainees.

One cannot help being moved by the plight of these people.

The government does, however, seem embarrassed by the plight of the Akhdam, Mr. Khader said.

He might add that southern Muslims seem mainly unbothered by the plight of their fellows in the west and east.

But the topsy-turvy nature of the N.F.L. is epitomized by the plight of the N.F.C. West.

Many others feel troubled by the plight of indigenous people stemming from more than 200 years of European settlement.

This was not the first time that I had been moved by the plight of Palestinian people.

Mohammed Moinul Haq, a farmhand on a Bodo field, is saddened by the plight of his neighbors.