Sentence examples for plight for from inspiring English sources
In their plight for truth, their pens become swords.
Jones considered Bale's plight for a moment, then brightened.
She wrote about their plight for small publications in Britain.
Few impoverished Japanese seem willing to admit their plight for fear of being stigmatized.
Ignoring their plight for fear of disrupting reforms will only stifle development and democracy in the long run.
Once again he treats his subjects with empathy, neither trivialising their horror nor glamorising their plight for fictional benefit.
Somehow they forget to mention that the defense department has sold these soldiers' names and stories and plights for the fiction that this tender moment came without a check written to the home team.
In some other parts of Europe, there is considerable sympathy for the Greeks' plight, and for their argument that austerity has proved counterproductive.
By then he'd been studying the plight of refugees for some time.
In the popular view, the Kosovars' plight calls for intervention by the United Nations or by Muslim countries.
Alex Gosling, chief executive of Housesimple, said the figures highlighted "how desperate the plight is for ordinary Londoners on average salaries".
