Sentence examples for Wretched soul from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Wretched soul" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express pity or sympathy for someone who is suffering or in a difficult situation. Example: "As she recounted her tragic story, I couldn't help but feel a deep compassion for the wretched soul before me."
Marty's wife is a wretched soul.
But at the film's center is Raizô Ichikawa, who is heartbreaking as he goes from tabula rasa to wretched soul.
No need to slump down wailing, "This bus shelter is all my wretched soul deserves, oh woe," as lavender-scented ladies step over the sorry mess for their set and curl.
He is far more interested in Desnos and Éluard, and yet he always ends up coming back to Rosey's poems and looking at his photo, a studio portrait, in which he has the air of a solitary, wretched soul, with large, glassy eyes and a dark tie that seems to be strangling him.
Even the wretched soul who has not yet fallen off the turnip truck understands the Iranians will be to blame.
Agonized sound is the natural utterance of such wretched souls.
May God have mercy on our wretched souls.
First, Dante sees the wretched souls of those " who lived / without disgrace yet without praise".
The wretched souls would rest their faces against it and try to get some sleep.
Aryan (Zsombor Jéger) is a Syrian refugee from Homs who is trying to make his way into Hungary from Serbia, along with his father and many other wretched souls.
The First Book of Enoch, an important collection of pseudepigraphic revelations, describes in vivid detail both the eternal abyss of fire where fallen angels will be imprisoned after the final battle and the "plague and pain" to be visited upon wretched souls.
