Sentence examples for the plight and from inspiring English sources

A poet must write about the plight and pain of the people".

Nobody epitomizes the plight and the wait-till-next-year optimism of the Cubs like Santo, 68.

Laura Kasischke's fiction (and poetry, for that matter) also treats with deadly acumen the plight and gravity of being a girl in this world.

There must now be moments when Pope Benedict looks back with understanding at the plight and flight of his saintly predecessor.

"But even the latest draft policy for rehabilitation of persons displaced due to land acquisition disregards the plight and interests of IDPs of other categories," he adds.

Its very raison d'etre often seems murky, as the plight and divisions of Italian Christian Democracy, the British Conservative Party and French Gaullism make abundantly clear.

Speaks of the theme around which soap operas are built; the plights and problems of small town characters stretched into endless sequences.

Yes, we have one day to think about all the plights and perils of women and yes, that is dumb.

The hunger strike attracted global attention to the captives' plight, and the raid was aimed at breaking their protest.

There is a powerful element of poignancy to the settlers' plight and the choice they will have to make.

Great documentaries like Grey Gardens and Nanook of the North show the plight, perseverance and soul of their subjects.