Sentence examples for plight reflected from inspiring English sources

His plight reflected the trials and tribulations of Saudi Arabia's Shia minority, which accounts for 15% of the country's 29 million people and has suffered, historically, from institutionalised discrimination and periodic security crackdowns.

"We're on a mission to make documentary films more accessible to the 'masses' — a funny word we use in political parlance — so that it can be screened beyond metropolitan centers like New Delhi and Mumbai and people can actually see their plight reflected," Mr. Mustafa said.

But his plight reflected the state of many of Los Angeles County's 44,000 homeless people Tuesday: The streets were a miserable place to be as El Niño storms made their ferocious debut.

Fortress's plight reflects the ills plaguing much of high finance.

The pair said their plight reflects the wider issues with global governance, with over 60 million people being displaced by international crisis over the past decade.

It's art for art's sake". The band's plight reflects that of dozens of rock acts across Iran, only a handful of whom have released their music commercially.

Mr Cin says that every project for which he has sought financing from the central government in Ankara has been rejected.A retrograde moveThe mayors' plight reflects the continuing refusal of Turkey's topmost civilian and military rulers to attend to the demands of their country's 12m or so Kurds, nearly a fifth of Turkey's total population.

Truth is, the cultural attractions' plight reflects both Southern California's challenge and its promise.

We are just against buildings that are not in keeping with the harmony of the neighborhood". Barton's plight reflects problems that some Arcadia builders and real estate people say they face in trying to build new homes in this quiet bedroom community.

Their plight is reflected in the items for sale in Kabul's markets, but "you can only sell your possessions once," a Western aid worker said.

Knight Ridder's plight also reflects the fact that Wall Street is not always nice to those who do what the Street demands.