Sentence examples similar to plight is rather from inspiring English sources
He is too strong a character to be neglected: he is dumpy, moustachioed, mysterious, intelligent (he speaks several languages fluently), mercurial (he reportedly has passports from five countries), anguished about conservation (he is said to be troubled about the state of the jungle in Congo and the plight of pygmies) and is rather charismatic.
General Zambrano has retorted that the opposition is trying to drum up interest in a non-story to weaken the government ahead of the presidential election in October, in which Mr Chávez is running for a third term.If there is a political plan behind the allegations, it is probably ill-conceived the plill-conceived theenous is rather far down the list of Venezuelans' electoral concerns.
They got bored with her plight, which was rather commonplace that year.
You should know, O Sunnis revolting everywhere, that our plight is not the governing systems but rather the Shirki (idolatrous) laws that govern you.
Apparently, the call handlers have been hauled in or, rather, in Axa's words, "given the necessary guidance" to ensure your plight is not repeated.
Pakistan's plight is symbolic.
Their plight is desperate.
Nanmoku's plight is Japan's fate.
Ford's plight is probably the worse.
