Sentence examples similar to induce woe from inspiring English sources

Here is an exquisite Spanish winery by Rogers, Stirk and Harbour, a place where booze flows by the mega-litre, as if ready to drown pains induced by economic woe.

"All his life," writes Mr Prochnik, "Zweig had venerated two things: the dream of human unity on earth and the capacity of art to induce a sense of earthly transcendence all woes and petty factionalism sublimated in aesthetic rapture".

Climate change could indeed cause woes aplenty.

That would induce a recession, falling currencies and financial woes in emerging markets.

woe unto us! for we have sinned.

Economic woes make matters worse.

Budget woes have persisted.

BANKS' woes have stolen the headlines this week.

But its budget woes have continued.

Woe, woe is me!

Woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe is we.