Sentence examples for deep wretchedness from inspiring English sources
The period produced one major work that quintessentially expressed the chaotic extravagance and deep wretchedness of life in Germany in the 17th century: the novel Der abenteuerliche Simplicissimus (1669; The Adventurous Simplicissimus) by Hans Jacob Christoph von Grimmelshausen.
Their encounter provides a slightly too explicit reminder that, for all his wretchedness and misbehavior, Nick is, deep down, a decent guy.
The media make wretchedness commonplace.
Underlying mood: despair at the wretchedness of the Arab condition.
Wretchedness, depicted with great verve, plays as fun.
Mentions "wretchedness" of Chaim Soutine & describes his self-portrait.
Should art transcend human wretchedness, or embrace it?
Because didn't misery imply a wallowing sort of wretchedness?
Now in London, here is a gra-dient of wretchedness?
Speak, though thy words bring wretchedness to me.
The embarrassment of wretchedness among us is beyond repair.
