Sentence examples for wretched experiences from inspiring English sources

One poet can't do a piece to camera because of voices off loudly claiming that he spent the previous night in a four-star hotel; another finds a catering wagon serving ample lunches has been manoeuvred into shot as he evokes Clare's wretched experiences.

After a wretched experience at boarding school, where Carroll's prevailing wish was to be, as he ominously said, "secure from annoyance at night," he arrived at Oxford, in 1851.

But there are seats that even under ideal circumstances provide flyers with an absolutely wretched experience.

"Going to Atlantic City was a way to experience the wretched and miserable aspects of the failure of the American dream, and it made me feel wretched and miserable too".

With over 40 years under my belt, I've experienced every wretched way you can be taken.

His response is that experience alone, whether wretched or comic, has by chance furnished him with the correct answers, and the bulk of the film, constructed from flashbacks, proves his point.

Probably from her years as a health professional but also from her own painful experiences growing up in wretched family circumstances.

He argues that character is a function of experience and that the type of government under which people live has an overwhelming impact upon their experience — bad government produces wretched men and women.

I've stayed at many motels, however, and I've never experienced any of that wretched filth.

Surely, the fact that the boys were left with no other means of survival made the experience all the more wretched.

The experience that they have endured is a wretched indictment of some officers and of the leadership of the capital's police.