Sentence examples for of wretchedness from inspiring English sources

Because didn't misery imply a wallowing sort of wretchedness?

Now in London, here is a gra-dient of wretchedness?

The embarrassment of wretchedness among us is beyond repair.

St. Aubyn is seen to have done something remarkable with his balance of wretchedness and wit.

The web of wretchedness extends to cover him and Simon as well.

Out of sight are pockets of wretchedness similar to slums in developing countries such as India.

His withering assessments of everyone and everything around him are a way of deflecting his own crippling sense of failure, which he in turn sees as evidence of the wretchedness of all humanity.

It is both shocking and outrageous that the Royal Opera, a company of supposed international standards and standing, should be putting on a new opera of such wretchedness and lack of musical worth.

Cults of mortification and philosophies of human wretchedness began to emerge.

"Just before his second inauguration, the President spoke to Jefferson of the 'extreme wretchedness of my existence while in office,' " wrote John Rhodehamel, curator of the Huntington Library show, in the excellent catalogue, "The Great Experiment: George Washington and the American Republic Yale University Pressss).

The legacy of this wretchedness is the powerful third force of Belarusian politics.The nature of this force is captured by many of the jokes Belarusians tell about themselves.