Sentence examples for remarkable plight from inspiring English sources
A friend of mine pointed me to the remarkable plight of Poppy Z. Brite, a novelist who in 2005 accused fans on a discussion board of being small-minded about children — at which point her fans banned her from the board.
The hits that did the most damage came from Jones, who had a home run and three runs batted in and helped send Reed (7-3) to his first loss since May 9. Reed's success has been remarkable considering the Mets' plight.
My story isn't remarkable or one of genuine plight, but it is indicative of what is happening to our city.
I know that this is a story about a mother and a daughter, but Merida's casual disregard for her brothers' plight is quite remarkable.
Fijians are enormously graceful people, and many seem to have a remarkable ability to joke about their plight or say they have faith that all will be for the best.
Remarkable obliviousness or indifference to the plight of students.
"The fall from grace in such a short space of time is remarkable," said Murray of his former team's plight.
In Little Bacon we visited a remarkable watermill patronised by Prince Charles, who, moved by the plight of Transylvanian villages, has been doing what he can to help.
Obama's shift represents a remarkable about-face for an administration that had seemed content to ignore the plight of Guantánamo Bay prisoners until they started a hunger strike several months ago.
"I understand her plight".
