wretchedness

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• Together, the players almost succeeded — showing just enough fight to say Washington can’t give up hope in the wretched NFC East.

• Nine months on, could the desire to put an end to the wretchedness of war plot a path out of Syria's four-year conflict?

• The wretchedness of the life in Susiya, as in other Palestinians villages in the south Hebron Hills, is a human rights calamity.

• In the subsequent chapters the narrator is pulled, inexorably, to new depths of disillusionment and wretchedness.

• The working classes of Thatcherite Britain were in dire need of a spokesperson to celebrate their wretchedness.

• As they got lower and lower down the hill, her wretchedness and disquiet became acute, to the point of a wild despair.

• She rode down the river path through the forest, happy after many days of wretchedness.

• Neither perfect peace, nor utter wretchedness can be of long continuance here below.

• It was just what he had prayed for; having seen all along that her wretchedness was owing to her being shut up alone with him.

• Men who remembered Walcheren sought in vain for a parallel to the wretchedness and mortality in our army.