Sentence examples for evident plight from inspiring English sources

On the side of the men of Athens is the increasingly evident plight of the poor and the heroic weight of Greek history (and do I need to mention that for millennia the word Greek has been inseparably linked with the word hero?).

The devastating effect of these basic flaws in the legislation has become increasingly evident as each new person's plight comes to light.

Even so, she said, knowing so many of the witnesses made her more sympathetic to their plight, a point that was evident in her questioning of George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence.

To judge from steady sales here of so-called jihad videos, it is evident that, long before the attacks, the plight of Muslims in Afghanistan, the Middle East, Chechnya, Kashmir, Bosnia and elsewhere had inspired Birmingham's Muslims to see their faith as being under siege.

"It is evident that John Wall is sensitive and concerned about the plight of homeless children in D.C. and he wants these children to succeed".

Having just returned from the Darfuri refugee camps in eastern Chad, where I accompanied eight world women leaders, the plight of not only the Darfuri people, but Chadians, was self evident and requires no better explanation than that given by my wife, Mariella Frostrup, in her Observer article last Sunday.

Like everything else that is on the negotiation table, the solution to the plight of Palestinian refugees as well as that of Arab Jews is evident to all.

At times recently, this moody, brooding man seems to have found a kind of liberation, evident in a spring in his step, in deciding to defy Washington and force his people's plight into international consciousness.

By October, despite ongoing sympathy for the plight of thousands of migrants left stranded at borders as winter closed in, public concern over the influx remained evident.

"I understand her plight".

I explained our plight.