Sentence examples for a plight from inspiring English sources

This long-distance migration both poses a plight and offers a spectacle.

It's because of the success of the country". It is a plight laden with ironies.

Evidently, it was not a plight faced only by the Americans.

A plight that feels hopeless and inescapable, just see today's listless performance against the Saints.

That is to say, the believers in the church picture themselves as in a plight from which they need rescue.

If you choose to be invisible, it's a superpower; if it's forced upon you, it's a plight.

They are ordinary decent people in a plight most in the United States don't have a clue about.

Their woeful shortfall in insurance coverage, experts say, is a plight shared unknowingly by millions of American homeowners.

(Even the two derelicts in "Waiting for Godot," so beloved of Stoppard, are in a plight that most people would consider desperate).

It really is a lovely plight, with a deeply good intention for television.

The story does not focus a personal plight or an incident, but rather on social vulnerability and exclusion.