Sentence examples for compare the plight from inspiring English sources

When you compare the plight of young media people to people with real problems, it's not that dire.

Let them compare the plight of their team to Dorothy's being torn to death by flying monkeys at the end of "The Wizard of Oz".

IT IS unjust to compare the plight of General Motors GMM), America's largest carmaker, to that of Enron, the energy giant brought down by fraud.

It emerges in absurd parallels, such as the man who once had the temerity on Radio 4's Today programme to compare the plight of passengers on the half-refitted QE2 to those in Sarajevo during the siege.

Dubs compared the plight of children in Europe to those who were fleeing the Nazis.

He had compared the plight of Lebanon's Shiites to South Africa's blacks under apartheid.

Jesse Jackson compared the plight of some survivors with being trapped in the "hull of a slave ship".

In his speech, he compared the plight of gays to that of blacks during the civil-rights era.

He compared the plight of Fabric to that of the Glasgow superclub the Arches, which closed last year, where he said a luxury hotel was being developed.

The team then link this to the present day by comparing the plight of the Lindisfarne monks with a modern day refugee's experience of being driven away from home.

At a press conference with the Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, Mr Obama spoke movingly about the cause of gay rights, comparing the plight of homosexuals to the battle against slavery and segregation in the USA.