Sentence examples for whose misery from inspiring English sources

For me and my daughter, the issue isn't about whose misery is more worthy of attention and donation.

And Jessica Tandy gives a superb performance as a rueful heroine whose misery Mr. Williams is tenderly recording.

Like many whose misery is reflected in violence, he may simply have been drawn to a highly publicized event with a big crowd.

THE president of Egypt, Hosni Mubarak, is coming under growing criticism, abroad and at home, for failing to ease the plight of Gaza's 1.5m people, whose misery is increasing as Israel's siege of the tiny coastal strip grinds on.

It has taken him to Belfast, to Iraq and to a stint in a Salvadoran refugee camp whose misery and poverty, like that in much of the world, he blames on America, the land that he loves.

There may have to be – and for all I know there is – a special sort of counselling for those whose misery at a death is made even worse by knowing that, however compassionate, they did help to bring it about.

Timeline: Major Events in the WarWe could not know, either, the eviscerating ways in which the brutalities of the war would press in on us, and those whose miseries we chronicled.

James, who likes to read aloud his "melancholy and sentimental" poems to his captive audience, has a crummy, crumbling marriage whose miseries send him, inevitably, into the arms of the lovely Juliana.

If he sticks around, Poyet – whose current misery is exacerbated by the prospect of the major knee surgery he is set to undergo this summer – could do a lot worse than adding Zenden to his coaching staff.

In a dark corner, rarely seen but intensely felt, is the figure of a child, a 9-year-old daughter whose abject misery and bafflement are the ultimate judgment on the adults' folly.

For this Mr. Davis, a one-time meat-cutter and now full-time Marxist urbanologist, has been hailed as something like a hero, not only by the coast-to-coast school of critics who have long looked askance at Los Angeles, but by his fellow Southern Californians whose unrelenting misery he presumes to celebrate.