Sentence examples for wretched thoughts from inspiring English sources
The fear that without constant distraction, I'll be stuck alone with my wretched thoughts.
All sorts of wretched thoughts ran through my mind: the images of the killings of thousands of non-white South Africans who stood up for freedom and the oppression and humiliation inflicted on the non-white majority as a policy of the apartheid government.
She seemed to come closest to telling her own story – a wretched marriage, thoughts of suicide – in a novel, Unfinished Portrait, written under her nom de plume, Mary Westmacott.
Now that we're in Christmas party season, spare a thought for all those wretched hungover photocopier-hugging souls.
If the show is a flop the audience can console themselves with the thought that they have spent a wretched evening in a good cause.
That film was Orson Welles' Citizen Kane, in which an old man dies and has his last thoughts filled by the same grim debate: was I wretched in all my glory?
I realised that it was the same "story" as a film I had seen two years earlier - Citizen Kane, in which an old man dies and has his last thoughts filled by the same grim debate: was I wretched in all my glory?
