Sentence examples for a wretched state from inspiring English sources

It is also in a wretched state.

Yet today the Arabs are in a wretched state.

North Korea's economy is in a wretched state.

The humans, by contrast, are in a wretched state.

Effectively abandoned by Europe, these children are trapped in a wretched state of suspended animation.

There is no shortage of stories to tell.Such a wretched state of affairs carries a price for India.

There is a remedy for this wretched state of affairs and successive Scottish governments have known about it for many years.

Right before Katrina, a Gallup poll found more than half of New Orleanians "extremely satisfied" with their lives, despite the city's wretched state, a higher percentage than in any other city surveyed.

The case of Sam Bartram's grave will not create huge waves - there was a bigger row over the wretched state of Bobby Moore's plaque on the Wembley Way a couple of years ago, a miserable monument to England's 1966 World Cup captain - but it ought to.

These measures have been discussed, yet nothing is done: because of opposition from security forces, the usual official Indian sloth and a (more forgivable) reluctance to trust that the proxy war with Pakistan is over.The wretched state of Kashmir serves as a pretext for Pakistani hostility to India.

A veritable bellwether for so much – from the wretched state we're in psychologically to the inadequacies of our healthcare systems.