Sentence examples for plight of victims from inspiring English sources

A persuasive orator, he led a series of campaigns publicising the plight of victims of torture and political imprisonment.

In recent services, church members read fragments from a Belgian church commission report that examined the plight of victims of child sex abuse.

Today, the Republican House shows little interest in the plight of victims of job discrimination; the Senate, too, has a Republican veto in the form of the filibuster.

This was a dangerous project, of course, but Mr. Campbell seems far more interested in highlighting the plight of victims than in boasting of his own courage.

He lost the country's election on 28 March, in part because of the military failures and a perceived uncaring attitude to the plight of victims of Boko Haram.

He described being moved by the plight of victims, in a report mailed to 400,000 Catholic homes in the Diocese of Rockville Centre.

Not everyone was sympathetic to the plight of the victims.

The Guardian has highlighted the plight of some victims left without support.

He promised an investigation and training for immigration officers to make them more sensitive to the plight of rape victims.

What links the casual glances of the street scenes to the more surreal, infernal plight of the victims is Johansson's gaze.

She was sympathetic to the plight of storm victims and was willing to postpone or cancel her trip, in hopes of recouping some of her costs.