Sentences with phrase «wretched conditions»
The phrase "wretched conditions" describes extremely poor, miserable, or terrible living circumstances. Full definition
In May, Caruso St John Architects» renovation of ten Victorian galleries banished memories of scores of great paintings being hung in wretched conditions typified by poor lighting, and crude temperature and humidity controls.
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Scrutiny of conditions within our nation's prisons has steadily intensified from local coverage in the Miami Herald about wretched conditions in a Florida women's correctional facility to the Department of Justice Review...
They may be as young as four - years - old and end up suffering from respiratory disease, vision problems, malnutrition, and deformities from long hours spent crouching before looms in wretched conditions.
As I lay there and learned of how I ended up in this wretched condition, the last thing I wanted was prayers and scriptures.
The right of Pulaya Christians «to assemble for learning, or to take Sabbath for a rest» were shown as evidence of such privileges.47 Similarly, George Mathan, the pioneer of the anti-slavery movement, preached to the Pulayas about their wretched condition and of the benefits they would derive, temporally as well as spiritually, by embracing Christianity.48 Such messages linking Christianity to certain privileges that the Pulayas might enjoy definitely caught their imagination.
The Son did not look at this reality — neither at the power he held nor at the wretched condition he was assuming.
I remember one alcoholic who was in wretched condition, but who could not admit that his drinking was a real problem.
Placing his cosmology research on hold, he developed mathematical models to help tackle the housing problems that had left millions of non-whites squatting in wretched conditions.
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But you show a city whose people live in cramped, wretched conditions, scavenging food from that same garbage can in the Meeting painting.
In May, Caruso St John Architects» renovation of ten Victorian galleries banished memories of scores of great paintings hung in wretched conditions, typified by poor lighting, and crude temperature and humidity controls.
Says director Leslie Iwerks: «Though these people are living and working in unspeakable and wretched conditions, their integrity and honor shine brighter than many people in first - world cultures and wealthier nations.