Sentence examples for fictional plight from inspiring English sources

While Ken Loach's 1966 BBC play, Cathy Come Home, did much to strip the scales from Britain's eyes about the calamity of homelessness, Cathy's fictional plight seems unlikely to greatly detain audiences of today, more routinely tickled (if not feigning to be outraged) by Channel 4's Benefits Street.

Once again he treats his subjects with empathy, neither trivialising their horror nor glamorising their plight for fictional benefit.

When I was a lonely child, a poetic teen, a confused young woman, there seemed no end of fictional representations of my plight.

The fictional story follows the plight of a young father who is diagnosed with a lethal brain tumor and begins a painful battle.

As we've learned from this past gruelling month, caring about the plight of imperiled fictional characters is a losing proposition.

The "Blair Witch" site was hailed as a marketing breakthrough, building hype for the film before it made its debut by helping to make the plight of its fictional characters -- who disappear in the woods in search of "The Blair Witch" -- seem real.

Spielberg accepted the script after finding it had several similarities to his personal life, including the divorce of his parents (Ray and Mary Ann's divorce), and because the plight of the fictional survivors reflects his own uncertainty after the devastation of the September 11 attacks.

When not honing his drawing and writing skills, he divides his spare time cooking, playing volleyball, and crying over fictional characters who didn't deserve their plights.

A harrowing new video hopes to highlight the plight of young refugees with its fictional depiction of a young British girl's journey from her war-torn home in London as she seeks asylum in Europe.

37. There's something a little chilling in the way he could step aside from himself, perceive his own plight, then twist it with finesse into fictional shapes that had the force of parables.

The lead character in the album, the fictional Arthur Morgan modeled after Arthur Anning is a carpet layer whose family's plight in the opportunity-poor setting of post-war England is depicted.