Sentence examples for perceived misery from inspiring English sources

Establishing a housing agency to provide apartments to young women would probably create a lure to those who already feel alienated and are looking for a way out of their perceived misery.

The last two years have demonstrated that the leaders of violence-prone militant soccer fans are struggling to control their rank and file which often itches for a confrontation with security forces whom they see as the symbol of their perceived misery.

A dedicated, and growing army of truly courageous, and devoted, Trojan warriors, tweeters, letter writers, bloggers, citizen lobbyists, joined the men and women in top hats, and for the next two years, pushed back every, anthropomorphic projection of perceived misery - with fact.

This, at least, has been the common experience of Western reporters, who have come to expect the angry e-mails of the many who believe the evil done is such that any article about the real or perceived miseries that helped drive the killers to the killing is, in itself, a form of exoneration.

Whereas Pascal trembled when he looked into the infinite universe and perceived the puniness and misery of man, Descartes exulted in the power of human reason to understand the cosmos and to promote happiness, and he rejected the view that human beings are essentially miserable and sinful.

Nor, having been slammed for its alleged slaughter of Tamil civilians, should it hasten them home to minefields.Yet the government's perceived lack of concern for the misery of the displaced bodes ill for reconciliation.

But what is perhaps surprising is that Google is not generally perceived to be in the human misery business — yet there's no doubt its algorithms can and do cause collateral damage to private individuals' lives (witness the hundreds of thousands of search de-listing requests it has fielded in Europe over the past few months).

But when Oedipus perceived these treasures of his father, great misery fell on his heart, and he straightway called down bitter curses there in the presence of both his sons.

Corrie and her fellow ISM activists chose to live there to bring attention to the misery of the Palestinians and show solidarity with people perceived as terrorists by most Americans.

Fierce winds, torrential rain and a tidal surge have brought misery to thousands affected by flooding and there is anger at a perceived lack of action from Whitehall.

In many parts of the world and in a surprising number of cultures women are still perceived as vehicles for childbearing, property, sex objects, a product to be trafficked, the spoils of war and the vectors of misery.