Sentence examples for plight without from inspiring English sources

Our sympathy is never lost, but equally, he drives home his plight without appearing maudlin, and the audience are kept constantly on their toes.

Well, first, Schwarzman manages to discuss our economic plight without really dwelling on the financial crisis, the near-collapse of Wall Street, the bailouts.

The musicians did not look on like some "hip cats" making smooth moves, but observed Mark as if they were were watching a play - involved with the "character's" plight, without sacrificing musicality.

And if you're like the gentleman last night who copped out with "Well, I'm actually a libertarian" because that is somehow meant to encapsulate sympathy for my plight without bearing responsibility for complicity in the machinations that create it, you are an enormous asshole.

The major characters -- Samantha, Lowell and Salamander -- are drawn in terms only of their extravagant plights, without other rounding or nuance.

Hundreds of local vehicles are spreading a revolutionary message, with new license plates denouncing the city's plight: "Taxation Without Representation".

The sheer horror of many of the men's plight – imprisoned without trial for more than a decade, in many cases, and cleared but not released – has generated a wave of revulsion around the world as the hunger strike has grown in strength.

In most instances though, the greater sin would be to allow the suffering of the living and dead go unnoticed -- the last stage of victimization is to be ignored and forgotten -- ask the Syrians, Rohingya, Ogaden Somalis, and so many others whose plight appears without end and largely suffered in media muteness.

The plight of those without resources, those without a voice, those without access to power, those traditionally ignored, has now become the focus of greater national attention and widespread indignation.

1934 'Women Without a Country' PARIS The plight of "Women without a country" is one of the principal concerns of the Federation of American Women's Clubs in Europe, whose five-day conference opens here today [May 6], according to Mrs. Richard Guttmann, treasurer of the federation and delegate from the American Women's Club of Vienna.

"My travels made me sensitive to the plight of those without power and the issues of class and inequalities as it relates to wealth and power," he said.