Sentence examples for moral plight from inspiring English sources

As she describes it, her moral plight was unusually stark.

The result is oddly unemotional, as if a vicious game were being played by solemn rules, with barely a flicker of interest in the characters' moral plight.

It was thus surprising to a hardened older person that they'd been so moved by the story of Erhardt, and by the moral plight of their higher-earning contemporaries.

By all means succour the needy, but first point out the moral of their plight.

Our people in Palestine should not need to wait for any aid from countries that attach humiliating conditions to every dollar or euro they pay despite their historical and moral responsibility for our plight.

This time, drug makers are caught in a squeeze play, hemmed in on one side by moral outrage over the plight of Africans dying for lack of medications readily available in the United States, and on the other by an intense pharmaceutical pricing debate here at home.

It is important in this perspective that satisfaction should actually be possible, just as sexual chances need to exist for celibacy to be a moral option rather than a plight.

For the author, Margaret's plight echoes the moral pressure he himself had felt in departing Wakefield for London, "leaving behind the recognisable pressures of a home town and entering into a world where you make up your own rules".

The world, especially Europe, also has a moral duty towards the refugees, whose plight will only worsen.

Mr. Gore emphasized his involvement in foreign policy and described a much more activist and broader moral mission for the United States in the plight of other countries.

Since Syria's plight is the most immediate moral and strategic problem, that is where Europe must begin the search for solutions.