Sentence examples for this wretchedness from inspiring English sources

The legacy of this wretchedness is the powerful third force of Belarusian politics.The nature of this force is captured by many of the jokes Belarusians tell about themselves.

The epicenter of all this wretchedness is the patriarch, Enda Malcolm McDowelll, appearing solely in flashback and on home video), now deceased, a college librarian and self-regarding poet.

Having just suffered my third miscarriage in six months, I was angry at just about everyone and everything -- angry at the bad luck, angry at the horrible circumstances, angry at my body, angry at God and whatever or whoever was responsible for this wretchedness.

This is the wretchedness of intimacy: being watched, being understood, even in your private moments.

None of this everyday wretchedness fits what we have come to think of as a slump; yet this is the shape of the one we are grinding our way through.

"Beauty causes the wretchedness of this place," the novel tells us, but though its message is powerful, it feels overly didactic.

Nevertheless, until I am able to exercise that right, I want to live in safety and dignity somewhere, anywhere, away from the wretchedness of this desert and the carnage of Iraq.

He pleaded with him to go in order to preserve his legacy, which is increasingly in question given the wretchedness of some of the football this Rangers side is producing.

Into this den of wretchedness comes Noah (Marc Menchaca, who also wrote the screenplay and directed with Josh Barrett), a secretive handyman hired by Diane to be her son's companion and caretaker.

Without a cinematic tradition to step into, the wretchedness of New York could have been something for this scene to overcome, not celebrate.

Underlying mood: despair at the wretchedness of the Arab condition.