Sentence examples for misfortune needs from inspiring English sources

His ear for dialect, both exotic and homegrown, and his impartial, assessing eye remind us that misfortune needs no passport.

Here, there were no demands to explain away on-court misfortune or need to deal with the Carmelo Anthony distraction.

If you have the misfortune of needing to visit the E.R., expect to feel even more stress if you find yourself in a crowded waiting room with fixed rows of seats and a blaring television whose channel cannot be changed.

Or maybe he has the misfortune of needing to relieve himself — perhaps more than once — near a subway stop in the district of the Honorable Simcha Felder, councilman from Brooklyn.

Or maybe he has the misfortune of needing to relieve himself perhaps more than once near a subway stop in the district of the Honorable Simcha Felder, councilman from Brooklyn.

As the court said, in one of its other decisions of that day: "When public evils ensue from individual misfortunes or needs, the legislature may strike at the evil at its source".

So if you do have the misfortune to need to fire a CEO, at least make that a well-managed, dignified, confidential process.

Or are they cut off from their affluence, removed from the cares and concerns of others?" As an American youth I am upset by such shallow questions that impose a general and stereotypical image upon young people, especially teen-agers, as being selfish and unaware and unconcerned about the misfortunes and needs of others.

If people were poor and in need, no longer were they assumed to be victims of misfortune or in need of developing the skills or moral qualities to succeed on their own.

The Cruze benefited from the Japanese manufacturers' misfortune, filling a need for buyers looking to replace their cars immediately.

And if that means revelling in someone else's misfortune, we just need to do it too quietly for them to hear.