Sentence examples similar to wretched daily from inspiring English sources

In later issues the Guardian is also critical of the government for allowing the "wretched irrelevance" of the "Daily Mail incident" to break down negotiations.

TV screens have carried the almost daily drama of wretched boat people from Africa, some already dead, arriving on Spanish shores.

Then he would phone Murray Foote, the wily Daily Record editor who had proposed that wretched, bloody vow.

Half-time emails "Rob, I was avoiding having any opinion on the wretched Terry-Bridge nonsense, until yesterday I had the misfortune of stumbling across the Daily Mail's opinion on the situation.

"This is a wretched and disgusting allegation," said Father Ioannis, the chief secretary of the council of monastery representatives that supervises the daily affairs of Mount Athos, a 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-oldin northern Greece.

Add to this what the migrants insist are daily document checks by police, including the famously muscular CRS anti-riot force, and the resulting climate is both wretched and fearful.

And they were wretched.

O wretched state!

Beeber was wretched.

Conditions are wretched.

"I feel absolutely wretched.