Sentence examples for the plight in from inspiring English sources

This only served to underline the plight in which he had left his passengers.

There was no anger, sadness or disbelief, and no recognition of the profundity of the plight in which the country now finds itself.

It did, however, allude to the plight in which the great general left his people when he died last month: "the food problem is a burning issue in building a thriving country".

Personally, I believe that the plight in the emerging economies has just begun to be felt in the Western financial markets.

By our complicity, we Americans were responsible for the plight in which the South Vietnamese found themselves".

Supporters of the expedition in Australia, notably Edgeworth David who had served as chief scientist on the Nimrod expedition, were concerned at the plight in which Mackintosh's party had been placed.

(Cue: collective awe; maybe grab a tissue. Nuns? Seriously?) Robbins was in The City for an engagement when he learned of the nuns' plight in the San Francisco Chronicle.

Dan Wetzel of Yahoo.com wrote one of the most poetic of the columns, describing the Mickelsons' plight in emotional detail.

"We are interested in the poor, in racial reconciliation, in global poverty and AIDS, in the plight of women in the developing world".

He has also become interested in the plight of women in Islamic countries.

Mr. Mandoki became strongly interested in the plight of children in war as he did film research.