Sentence examples for or plight from inspiring English sources

The more charismatic may convey a notion of genuine interest in the other person's perspective or plight.

Even in his final weeks, he cried less about his own luck or plight, but about the things he would no longer be able to do for others.

Meet others that are in the same situation or plight of desperately seeking iRadio networking.

If the pessimist doesn't want to do something that you do, be sympathetic about their worries or plight, and thereby nurture them.

San Francisco comes to me, a dark crevice, downtown where the wind blows, and I am not thinking at all about gender or a plight, or about being of a darker hue, but I do feel explicitly young, as in tender.

As Shakespeare's art developed, his concern for the plight or predicament or dilemma seems to have grown.

And if I feel strongly enough about a turtle or the NHS or the plight of children in the developing world, I'm going to take the time to compose a personal message that is more likely to be heard and send it to someone who is more likely to listen.

When I asked if he had any response to the protests, or the plight of the workers, or their effort to get their jobs back, he said, "The comments I gave you pretty much are a response".

A moralistic, or aggressively "mature" person would point out that we should not need celebrity endorsement to get worried about systematic rape or the plight of refugees in Sierra Leone or Tanzania.

These studies may overturn conventional thinking and practice, or they may be connected to a personal experience or the plight of a family member.

It is difficult to take your eyes off her subjects or their plight.