Sentence examples for plight in which from inspiring English sources

This only served to underline the plight in which he had left his passengers.

There was no anger, sadness or disbelief, and no recognition of the profundity of the plight in which the country now finds itself.

It did, however, allude to the plight in which the great general left his people when he died last month: "the food problem is a burning issue in building a thriving country".

By our complicity, we Americans were responsible for the plight in which the South Vietnamese found themselves".

Supporters of the expedition in Australia, notably Edgeworth David who had served as chief scientist on the Nimrod expedition, were concerned at the plight in which Mackintosh's party had been placed.

The Rev. Joseph A. O'Hare, chairman of the Campaign Finance Board, said he was sympathetic to Mr. Badillo's plight and the circumstances in which he was framing his argument were "compelling".

I invite [you] to assume [your] humanitarian and nationalistic responsibilities towards them and help them in their plight and the difficult conditions in which they live today".

The president, a onetime film star, has likened his plight to an action movie in which the hero is bloodied but triumphs in the end.

What is also inexplicable is the way in which the plight of Zimbabwe's courageous Anglicans has been ignored by so many.

Pike's plight, after a Mumbai attack in which the terrorists sought out people with US or British passports to kill, gave an impetus to calls for a change in the law.

That's just one of several important ways in which the plight of transgender military members differs from that of their gay and lesbian comrades.