Sentence examples for cold to the plight from inspiring English sources

The reason you don't negotiate with hostage-takers is not that your heart is cold to the plight of the hostages.

VII And how should we break faith who have seen Those dead lips plight with the mist between, And how forget, who have seen how soon They lie thus chambered and cold to the moon?

Apply cold to the area.

Kennedy was not indifferent to the plight of European Jewry.

Our minds respond more powerfully to the plight of an individual than the plight of a group.

Not everyone was sympathetic to the plight of the victims.

His internationalism drew him to the plight of asylum seekers.

WHAT does it take to get Britain to pay attention to the plight of its colonies?

Ever-attuned to the plight of elderly voters, the government is moving to change that.

He showed himself largely indifferent to the plight of Jewish refugees struggling to enter the US.

"Our point was to draw attention to the plight of Haitian orphans," she said.