Sentence examples for out of wretchedness from inspiring English sources

She acquires a taste for high-end prostitution, sliding into adultery not, as Emma Bovary does, out of wretchedness and ennui but simply because she can, changing lovers as if they were shoes from the new season's collection.

Of course, Adam is a man of God, so the audience expect his honesty to be whole-hearted, his feelings of wretchedness to be played out in the programme with suitable expressions of remorse and regret, until which time Alex can forgive him.

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

After the French pulled out in 1960, the place sank into its current state of wretchedness.

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 stink of wretchedness, of a miserable, indifferent grave, is already in my nostrils".

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

There has rarely been a rivalry to speak of — one franchise rising as the other is falling, or both hitting the skids simultaneously, in a rivalry of wretchedness.