Sentence examples for reflect the plight from inspiring English sources

Palo Alto and the surrounding demesnes — mostly sunny, rich, and liberal — are not often thought to reflect the plight of the great American middle.

California missions: How textbooks evolved to reflect the plight of Native Americans.

But rights advocates say that Mr. Tissainayagam's sentence reflects the plight of Sri Lanka's embattled press corps.

But analysts warned that the price reflected the plight of the large number of short-sellers who had gambled in recent weeks that Bausch shares would fall.

The second work, "In the Name," developed in Slovakia and reflecting the plight of refugees, features Allyson Green Dance and the electro-acoustic composer Paul Dresher, playing the Quadrachord, a 14-foot instrument he created.

More recently the company has stirred up fresh excitement with works, to be performed in its evening programs in New York this week, reflecting the plight of women who have experienced female genital mutilation, a practice rooted in the traditions of several societies worldwide.

From there he launched his literary career with a series of novellas, beginning with Leviathan (1949; Eng. trans. Leviathan), in which a doomed attempt to escape a bombing raid in a commandeered train reflects the plight of humankind as the plaything of a malicious God.

Persecuted by her stepmother and stepsister, the kind and loving daughter of the old man is forced into a position of servitude reflecting the plight of many peasant women in Creangă's lifetime.

When I reflect on the plight of millions of widows across the world, I realize just how fortunate we were.

Ms Bennett wrote on Twitter that reflecting on the plight of refugees "reflects on our common humanity", with the #refugeeswelcome hashtag.

She could not help reflecting on the plight of a client who had been referred to her by the social services department just a few hours before she attended last night's event.