Sentence examples similar to confronted misery from inspiring English sources

After helping her complete the rocket, Quote confronts Misery and the Doctor.

Cogito — the Return," for example, Herbert's protagonist returns to his occupied homeland to confront its miseries.

In "Mr. Cogito — the Return," for example, Herbert's protagonist returns to his occupied homeland to confront its miseries.

"This is a generation that, confronted with refugees and misery, knows that they themselves are just incredibly lucky," said Detjen.

You can't even have a drink without being confronted by the "untold misery" caused by booze.

Rather than wallow in misery when confronted with "successful" friends, I chose not to compare myself to them nor judge my success on material things.

Godard derides his protagonists' vulgarity, ignorance, triviality, and venality; he confronts the worldwide misery that their prosperity depends on; and he repudiates, on aesthetic as well as moral grounds, the industrial society that both produces and sustains their warped values.

Their marriages have become self-imprisonment in which both are suffering but neither has the honesty to confront their own misery and try to improve their life by leaving.

While her writing confronts real misery and heartbreak, it does so with a balancing glee at the ludicrousness of these "medical" treatments – and the silences surrounding them.

Every day one is confronted by words and visions of human misery.

Our wanderer's existential misery is for the first time confronted with real distress, unchosen and stoically borne.