Sentence examples for plight given from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin also can sympathize with Washington's plight, given painful memories of the Soviet involvement in Afghanistan.

To protect Test cricket, Test programmes will in future emphasise only the leading nations, with the likes of Bangladesh and Zimbabwe (even a Zimbabwe that somehow emerges from its current plight) given a reduced role.

We are asked to feel for Macbeth's victims' plight; given a discursive explanation of how Shylock came to behave as he does; presented with an understanding of why a woman might seem shrewish when she is only shy; shown Gertrude and Claudius grappling with their erotic compulsion toward each other in a manner essentially sympathetic to their entrapment.

Mr. Sharon's plight gave the Bush administration a lever with which to lift the siege on Mr. Arafat.

The Millionaire takes him to the mansion and after he hears the girl's plight, gives the Tramp $1,000.

Writers whose dreams of a radical future have propelled them into political conflicts and power struggles have often ended up in prison, and their plight has given a hard and embittered edge to their voices.

Junior's plight has given rise to #ISTANDWITH34 on Twitter, which reflects Junior's number on the boys basketball team and on the football team.

Junior's plight has given rise to #ISTANDWITH34 on Twitter, which reflects Junior's number on the boys basketball team and on the football team.

discovered his plight, it gave him a room.

A doorman witnessing the transaction was so moved by her plight, he gave her the telephone number of the lobby, for use with future pies.

Once again his fellow panelists point out that they're essentially shooting a gift horse in the mouth, but Matt is empathetic to their plight of giving up too much equity and agrees to come down to 12.5%.