Sentence examples for enduring plight from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that history still rankles with Egyptians who feel, in a way, responsible for the Palestinians' enduring plight.

Whit Stillman's "Love & Friendship": Subverting the Social Order with Style "Metropolitan" and the Enduring Plight of the U.H.B.

Tilikum's plight – enduring violence from other captive whales and forced to entertain crowds in return for fish ever since he was captured in the wild in 1983 – is vividly depicted by former trainers.

Chris, who has been enduring her friend's plight at the hospital while perched on a lumpy couch as threadbare as many of the jokes in "Girls," gets a noble idea.

No cause moves us more than the plight of children enduring terrible pain.

She also emphasized that we should focus on the plight of Palestinians enduring a state of siege in Gaza.

And he also addresses the other great contemporary subject — the Internet and its transformation of our world — that happens to mesh so completely with his enduring fascination with hidden connections, alternate realities and the plight of people caught up in the gears of a ravenous and gargantuan techno-political machine.

Openly exploring their plight seems like a path that could possibly lead to real, enduring change.

President Clinton and Prime Minister Blair called attention to the plight of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the Burmese democracy leader, who is enduring a new round of repression under a military junta that robbed her of an election victory a decade ago.

Thus, the enduring importance of some feeling of personal connection: of a handshake, of being able to say a candidate embraces my values, if not my plight.

The precarious plight of stateless individuals - no less relevant a subject now than it was in the late 1930s - was of enduring interest to Ambler.