Sentence examples for dramatic plight from inspiring English sources
Their dramatic plight drew the television cameras and, with them, the chance for publicity and huge donations.
My search for Ms. Lennear commenced long before Neville's long overdue film - which depicts the dramatic plights of rock's most hallowed back-up singers - hit a theater near you.
Inevitably, these atrocity stories are inflated, as new applicants for asylum get more inventive about what was done to them, competing with the lore that has already been established, with applicants whose stories, both real and fake, are so much more dramatic, whose plight is so much more perilous, than theirs.
Its success was due in no small measure to the beauty of the Pandoran landscape and the dramatic, heart-wrenching plight of its nature-venerating inhabitants.
Fosca, after all, is not averse to being a touch dramatic about her plight — Donna Murphy won a Tony for her portrayal in the original production — but the role runs the risk of being overwrought.
With this play, which dramatizes the plight of men torn between loyalty to country and the demands of conscience, Zuckmayer's dramatic career entered a new phase.
"Grossman summarized in a very startlingly dramatic way what the plight of millions of people was," Mr. Wiseman said in a telephone interview from Bettmeralp, Switzerland, while on a ski vacation after staging the New York production of "The Last Letter".
In 1990 he highlighted Myanmar's plight with a dramatic stunt.
The London Stock Exchange graphic above tells the dramatic story of Johnston's new plight ahead of the completion of the refinancing, expected on 30 June.
GM's plight is only the most dramatic expression of the bleak state of the global car industry.
