Sentence examples for real woe from inspiring English sources

But it is also a tale of real woe.

If you want real woe, however, you might have to teleport yourself to Toronto, where that Canadian-teams-should-be-good-at-hockey rule hosts its most notable exception: the congenitally frustrating Maple Leafs.

The book breathes a spirit of real woe ("Did I indicate that I had no family, no family to fall back on?") that is missing from her earlier reminiscences.

Hollywood's real woes are self-inflicted.

To Peter King of SI.com, firing the defensive coordinator Juan Castillo reeks of a diversionary tactic that does nothing to solve the team's real woes.

Even without that, it is possible that the financial market meltdown overstates the real woes being felt in the rest of the country.

The Rangers' real woes started when they began collecting penalties, a collection that reached nine and spelled doom for their chances to win.

In Cuba, the Castro brothers have cracked open doors to Americans and wallets to their dollars, but some experts warn that diplomats' optimism puts an undue gloss on the real woes of the economy.

Democrats were using the battle to paint themselves as battling for equality for a middle class that is struggling to find jobs and make ends meet, while Republicans called the measure a divisive Democratic distraction from the nation's real problems that would not address the economy's real woes.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — There was pain in Jean François's eyes, real suffering, an awful look of woe.

But the private banking division lost £4.9m, hurt by real estate woes in Ireland and Australia.