Sentence examples for from the wretchedness from inspiring English sources

Joe never recovered from the wretchedness of his childhood and it remained a presence throughout his life.

On Sept. 11, 2001, dozens of New Yorkers died far from the wretchedness at the trade center: 151, according to the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

Henry Ford thought of cars as tools for liberating humanity from the wretchedness of cities, which he viewed with as much distaste as Jefferson did.

Nevertheless, until I am able to exercise that right, I want to live in safety and dignity somewhere, anywhere, away from the wretchedness of this desert and the carnage of Iraq.

It will be if it has too many lines like these, inspired by a series of small mishaps in the countryside while he and Tom are driving the mystery girl to a new home where they hope she'll be well cared for: "There is no escape from the wretchedness that stalks the earth.

Sigmund said New York airports had also fallen decades behind other U.S. airports, where major renovations or piecemeal improvements have lifted conditions from the wretchedness seen in New York.

"Nor do they come from the filthy political circles which are to blame for the wretchedness of our homeland!" Chrysi Avgi's astonishing rise – in October 2009 it captured a mere 0.23% of the vote – mirrors the anger and fear of a nation grappling with falling living standards, spiralling crime and an influx of immigrants who are widely blamed for much of "the rot".

Finally Gregor has only himself to blame for the wretchedness of his situation, since he has willingly accepted wretchedness as it was thrust upon him.

They are falling fast towards the relegation zone while teams below are sprouting wings, none more so than Leicester, whose late-season surge continued here thanks to two goals from Leonardo Ulloa, one by Wes Morgan, and the wretchedness of a Newcastle side that finished with nine men and were accused of cowardice by their own manager.

Much like the photo of Alan Kurdi, the young Syrian refugee who drowned in September last year while trying to reach Europe, the footage of five-year-0ld Omran Daqneesh being rescued from the rubble of his apartment block in Aleppo has encapsulated the wretchedness of the Syrian war and its effect on children.

Underlying mood: despair at the wretchedness of the Arab condition.