Sentence examples for for the wretched from inspiring English sources

He's as conditioned to panic in April as he is in September, his current mood a match for the wretched early-season weather.

"POPULAR disillusionment with the usefulness of the whole regime" was one of President Muhammad Khatami's explanations for the wretched turnout in Iran's local elections on February 28th.

Osama bin Laden was an icon for the wretched of the Muslim world, a Kalashnikov-toting rebel prince, or so it seemed back then.

Mother Teresa and Princess Diana have been dead for nearly four years now - and where is their replacement for the wretched of the earth?

The German excuse for the wretched under-achievement of their presidency of the European Council is that they were overtaken by Kosovo.

Their perspective is grounded, in part, on the assumption that a warmer world will also be a richer world — and that economic development is likely to do more for the wretched of the earth than a growth-slowing regulatory regime.

If they can fill his seat with one more councillor sympathetic to their disgust, they'll secure a majority vote to reassign responsibility for the Fields to a neighbouring council, and be rid of the wretched place for good.

It's obliterated in a fiery explosion — a clip, from the wretched "V for Vendetta," turned golden through the alchemy of remixing.

In later issues the Guardian is also critical of the government for allowing the "wretched irrelevance" of the "Daily Mail incident" to break down negotiations.

We thank the Zune team for ridding the wretched three day play rule, but they left the three play rule and that makes us cringe.

The distribution of children around the family was, until recently, an unremarkable event, and Charlie clearly provided a far happier home for John than the wretched one he had left behind.