Sentence examples for it's a plight from inspiring English sources

Who wouldn't feel for Matt, having to choose between Ann Merai and Alex? (It's a plight worthy of Solomon, or perhaps Snoop Dogg.) Ms. Lathan's acute sensitivity balances the mere plot-device-conception of Ann Merai, and her moodiness seems to be a logical reaction to her brutish husband, a onetime football star whose glory days are over.

If you choose to be invisible, it's a superpower; if it's forced upon you, it's a plight.

It is a plight that is not lost on Stathis Sidoropoulos, the police officer in charge of Amygdaleza's youth wing who has demanded that the dormitories be scrubbed clean for our visit.

It is a plight familiar to quite a few candidates who find themselves at the back of the Democratic pack this year — candidates who barely register in news accounts of the campaign despite impressive résumés that distinguish them from many of the more unorthodox also-rans of campaigns past.

It's a similar plight.

It's a heart-breaking plight that should be familiar to observers of Greenfield sigh.

"It's a symbol of the plight of the company which is having to cut thousands of head office jobs.

That means that this is not just an article on the plight of the comfortably affluent, it's a needlessly expensive article on the plight of the comfortably affluent.

It's a stunningly moving portrait of the plight of horses in World War I, and the enormous difference a single person's kindness can make.

If it were a Hollywood production, "The Plight of the Megaplex" would be a tear-jerker starring companies brought to ruin because they sought to bring hourly show times, reclining seat backs, retractable armrests and stadium seating to every last corner of America.

It is a bleak paradox, crystallized in the plight of Boa Vista, which sits on coveted bay-view property.