Sentence examples for most wretched from inspiring English sources

"Ours is the most wretched country," he wrote in 1893.

But the most wretched is the young traveller.

This was, without exaggeration, the most wretched hour of her life.

It may seem obvious that this should go to the most wretched countries.

THE Gaza Strip has long been the most wretched part of a would-be Palestinian state.

Although he describes the most wretched, pitiful scenes, he is always quick to undermine our sympathy.

The country remains one of the most wretched on the earth.

It was the most wretched turn of events for an underdog who refused to lie down.

Fox said that 40 million Mexicans live in the most wretched poverty.

Will the country's most wretched register and vote in their own interest for once?

What is worst, what is most wretched, is being almost ready to write.