Sentence examples for many human troubles from inspiring English sources
It was a pattern that echoes in millions of lives here, where many human troubles are resolved at a cash price starting with the demand "Peichang!" "Compensation!" We were supportive, overlooking her occasional absences, listening to the tales.
While the proposal may satisfy the many Iraqis who have been clamoring for vengeance through the public trial of their former leaders, it has troubled many human rights groups that had hoped, just as eagerly, to take advantage of international expertise to bring Mr. Hussein's government to account.
Or, perhaps, many human beings.
But many human rights advocates here say some members of the council may believe their contention that "foreign hands" are stirring up trouble.
This is cleaner, with fewer human troubles and troubling humans to snag on.
Ordinary language serves many human concerns.
Human troubles also mean loneliness.
Many humans would agree with this sentiment.
Many humans were swept into the gulf.
There are many troubles with that label.
