Sentence examples for plight of being from inspiring English sources

However, it doesn't happen often that the plight of being outcast may stretch to embrace a whole generation.

He first came to prominence in 2000 when he took part in a Channel 4 documentary, The Milk Wars, about the plight of being a small dairy farmer.

In dealing with the agony of change -- tradition vs. progress -- and the plight of being a young Jewish man in modern times, "The Jazz Singer" was ahead of its time.

Ms. Morken, still in her early 20's, presents gnarly, layered expressionistic drawings full of half-naked figures who seem crazed and tormented by the plight of being human (Johnson).

Plath at times seemed liberated by the breakup -- in a fury she began writing the poems that were to become the manuscript of "Ariel," many of them angry laments about the plight of being stuck at home with babies and housework -- but she also became despondent and began behaving oddly.

Apart from the obvious plight of being left behind when stocks are soaring, there are two things to worry about.

It's about being sensitive to the plight of those being singled out.

Few impoverished Japanese seem willing to admit their plight for fear of being stigmatized.

UNICEF says their plight is in danger of being forgotten.

The interest in the plight of Rangers is relentless.

The plight of children is of particular concern.