Sentence examples for wretched created from inspiring English sources

But Dilja, as a "wretched created woman," can only stand in the way of perfection — which, despite Steinn's highest hopes, is not to be had on this earth.

It's a drama that takes the wretched New Jersey caricature created by trashy shows like "Jersey Shore" and uses it as a force for good, or at least for reasonably good courtroom tales.

The wretched night by Ryu created a dilemma for Roberts.

Giving shareholders more control makes sense, but like every other solution to this wretched crisis, it creates problems of its own.

Millet has created a truly wretched victim, but where is the outrage?

He ended last season hobbled by the ankle injury, he had a wretched World Cup, and he has created more headlines about his marriage (and about what reports say is a relationship with a prostitute) than about his play.

A federal study group — created with fanfare to tackle the wretched ordeal of passengers stranded for hours on idled jetliners — has refused to mandate how long airlines can keep their passengers trapped before taxiing back for relief.

Citi, said the SEC in its complaint, created a billion-dollar fund half-full of wretched mortgages.

But the idea here is not to create too much wretched excess, but to remain within the neat columns and muted feelings of a New Yorker short story.

But that's not a sustainable strategy for keeping (let alone creating) American jobs, as demonstrated by the wretched trade wars wrought by the Smoot-Hawley tariff in the 1930s.

Using that model, a successful turnaround of SDB, now a weak second-tier lender, would create a much-needed oasis of rigour inside China's otherwise wretched banking system.