Sentence examples for different plight from inspiring English sources

It took the Americans and the British quite some time to figure out that Jews who had emerged from death camps and whose families, homes, and communities had been completely destroyed had radically different needs and aspirations than Polish or Ukrainian Christians who had endured a far different plight.

Both evoke, in their different ways, "the plight of the disfranchised and the unseen".  .

What similarities do you find in the plight of different immigrant groups?

But the painter's interrogation about man's plight at different stages of existence was not conditioned by his own advance in years.

Half a century later, six Latin American playwrights have created a very different form to demonstrate the plight of children abandoned on the streets of many of the region's major cities.

Totally different situation, which explains the plight of the modern painter.

Because each case is different such studies about the plight of minorities and indigenous groups are critical as they help states choose the appropriate remedial policies.

Even though their backstories were so different, and even though the plight of an American millennial seems to pale in urgency compared to a refugee's, I could see the frustrated child in Harun connecting with Bri's desire to break free.

"Young women today have a much different fortune, and it is their plight, their determination, their resolve that guide me".

In Fifty Years of Hurt (Bantam, £20), Henry Winter credits the Germans with a rather different role in England's continuing plight.

The festival will also be showing the intriguing-sounding All the Invisible Children, about the plight of children in different parts of the world.