Sentence examples for he plight from inspiring English sources

The 2013 Panorama documentary Saving Syria's Children, which highlighted he plight of premature refugee babies dying from lack of access to incubators, provided the perfect engineering challenge: "I saw a problem and it was fun to solve it.

He reveals his sympathetic view when Zeenat details her plight; he offers to help her with whatever knowledge he has.

Unlike any other world leader he understands our plight and he has a sensitivity that can only come from having daughters of your own.

He remembered his poverty-stricken years and vowed that if he were saved from his plight, he would be kinder to anyone who came to him for help.

He listed other Americans who were thought to be held hostage by various groups around the world; though he was sympathetic to their plight, he didn't believe that each one warranted a rescue attempt.

Beset by rising player salaries and political indifference to the team's financial plight, he said he was forced to move.

But Khaldei captured many important moments: he photographed every Soviet leader from Stalin to Yeltsin, and he documented the plight of Shostakovich as he struggled through the Siege of Leningrad.

Somehow, the man already knew the name and location of the local Modern Orthodox synagogue, Young Israel of New Rochelle, and when he got there, he explained his plight.

As Michael Specter wrote in Photo Booth last year, Khaldei "photographed every Soviet leader from Stalin to Yeltsin, and he documented the plight of Shostakovich as he struggled through the Siege of Leningrad.

Despite his sympathy for his former employer the 34-year-old says that while he is affected by the Bulls' plight he will be as determined as ever to win.

Were he talking about the country's economic plight he would have a point.