Sentence examples for wretched from from inspiring English sources

Most wretched, from Israel's point of view, is the possibility of an emerging consensus among Europeans on the Palestine vote at the UN; they may offer the Palestinians some kind of statehood ("the Vatican option" is a widely touted compromise), albeit without full membership at this stage.At street level, many Egyptians were delighted by the assault on the embassy.

He wretched from the gore.

Fans may note that the music that plays behind the trailer's grime and violence is "The Wretched" from Nine Inch Nails' 1999 album "The Fragile".

At one point India looked likely to rival China as the emerging market powerhouse but it had a wretched 2013, suffering from high inflation, a rising current account deficit and a run on the rupee.

We're spending endless billions on this wretched war but can't extend the unemployment benefits of Americans suffering from the wretched economy here at home.

George Saunders joins Deborah Treisman to read and discuss Grace Paley's "Love," from a 1979 issue of the magazine, and Barry Hannah's "The Wretched Seventies," from a 1996 issue.

Chicago also shot a wretched 33percentt from the field.

Apparently, we are obsessed by his wretched exile from the Baseball Hall of Fame.

CHARGES LOSS OF MILLIONS Declares He Found the State's Plant in "Wretched Condition" From Pay-as-You-Go Policy.

The wretched salesperson from the shop was escorted into the room by a gang of "cadres" (local officials).

The truth, however it is dressed up, was that it was a wretched error from an increasingly accident-prone goalkeeper.