Sentence examples for miserable plight from inspiring English sources
The miserable plight of breaker boys inspired Gilded Age journalists to loud denunciations of coal-mine exploitation and led to passage of stronger child labor laws.
"We are writing to draw your attention to the miserable plight and condition of the detainees of asylum cases," the protesters said in a handwritten letter seen by The Independent.
Meanwhile Buk is ranting at the guests about the miserable plight of the tortured artist.
The structural discriminations and the economic gap, including the deepening fissures between the rich and the poor, have contributed mightily to the miserable plights of African-Americans.
But even measured against Japan's painful history, its plight today is miserable.
Franklin sets this human drama against the bigger issue of the worldwide plight of miners, and the miserable conditions in which they work.
Said Salazar: "Let's pray as Cesar Chavez prayed... Show me the suffering of the most miserable so that I will know my peoples' plight.'".
But his plight reflected the state of many of Los Angeles County's 44,000 homeless people Tuesday: The streets were a miserable place to be as El Niño storms made their ferocious debut.
"I understand her plight".
Few understood my plight.
