Sentence examples for more wretched from inspiring English sources
Palestinians are more wretched than ever, Israelis no less fearful.
At one point you state: "Indoors, things can be more wretched.
Is it possible to be more helpless, more impotent, and more wretched than ash?
No creatures on the planet live more wretched lives than Indian dogs.
"I felt more wretched after the referendum than after the election.
Nobody on either side had a more wretched time with the ball than Johnson.
Once more, the wretched USB handset was leaking a faint sibilant whine.
But unlike Tommy Wiseau's The Room or (an even more gobsmackingly wretched affair) Neil Breen's Fateful Findings, the producers of The Identical scraped together enough dough to hire a few actors you've heard of.
People have such a hard time believing that they are divine or that we have light, we invest more in being wretched sinners and useless, hopeless, worthless, helpless.
Eriksen, the paper said, will be staying at Ajax if there are many more performances as wretched as this one.
Instead, Shackleton and his troop endured more than 600 wretched days of endless cold, near-starvation, scanty shelter, misery and despair before they struggled back to South Georgia.
