Sentence examples for the wretched ones from inspiring English sources

I make sure to walk the wretched ones.

The distribution of children around the family was, until recently, an unremarkable event, and Charlie clearly provided a far happier home for John than the wretched one he had left behind.

Some of the more wretched ones have spent several months doing only that and many more months setting up the experiments, just because they had little practical assistance.

My first summer in New York was the legendarily wretched one of 1993, when the temperature reached at least ninety degrees thirty-nine times and the Dinkins administration kept a light grip on civic order.

The rejection of the "tragic" world view becomes explicit: neither poets nor prose writers should be allowed to say that "many happy men are unjust, and many wretched ones just, and that doing injustice is profitable if one gets away with it, but justice is someone else's good and one's own loss".

In this place described by journalists as one of the most wretched on earth, I felt somehow happier and more childlike than I ever had.

The country remains one of the most wretched on the earth.

Wood took a few minutes to recover and was still wondering where he was when he dropped a pass, albeit a wretched one from the hapless Ryan Lamb.

Every team exudes confidence on the eve of a new season following an extremely wretched one.

The decision as to when to call time on a band must be a truly wretched one.

Lampard's goal was a wretched one for Ireland to concede and, in particular, Sean St Ledger in the centre of their defence.