Sentence examples for unfortunate slave from inspiring English sources

Femi Taylor as Oola : an unfortunate slave dancer in Jabba's palace.

He told his wife that the reason he had accepted the post was because the war "was an evil that has reached more or less all, from the Emperor to the most unfortunate slave".

Justin describes the situation as follows: "…The unfortunate slaves in the north of Saint-Domingue therefore experienced the most frightful famine.

On his death in 1852, The Liberator, an abolitionist newspaper, said that "the fugitive slave, the unfortunate criminal, the children of poverty, all commanded his warmest sympathy".

But to use a slave reference, I think, is unfortunate and is a throwback to another time and another place that I wish Harry had thought twice about using".

In discussing her father-in-law's "sympathy for the unfortunate race," Mrs. Harlan alluded to one Harlan slave who, after buying his freedom, struck it rich in the California gold rush.

After all, they didn't call the pieces out as "slave earrings" or "slave dresses" like Vogue Italia's unfortunate gaffe.

Whether these women have been granted an opportunity to pull themselves up by their bootstraps and start over, or whether they've become slaves of the state due to a series of unfortunate choices, depends on whom you ask.

These unfortunate 20-some prisoners were looted during a piratical English attack on a Portuguese slave ship.

Both his wives and his slaves can be beaten, mutilated, or killed at his command, as can any outsider unfortunate enough to lay eyes on them.

Nobody wants to admit that we used them as slaves or that we put them through a Holocaust during WWII, so they act as unfortunate stress balls for the Romanian majority's self-loathing.