But why should I make you wretched?

Begone, wretched spawn of Hell's unholy bowels!

'Oh, things are wretched, miserable!' said Oblonsky, and sighed heavily.

'A wretched miss with the right barrel,' replied Oblonsky, reloading. 'Hush... coming!'

Argentines are left to endure wretched hours languishing in economic and political chaos.

Argentines are left to endure wretched hours languishing in economic and political chaos.

Or suggest that we deport all German Americans to their backward, wretched homeland.

And these whatever our wretched beliefs is a religious matter, it's a spiritual matter.

Pouring all his tyranny on the wretched, who have no means to fight back.

Jean Paul Sartre, in his preface to Frantz Fanon's The Wretched of the Earth

She is as wretched as a woman can be, and you cannot refuse such a...'

Sometimes, I contemplate whether death is better for us than living in a wretched life.

There has never been a time when the wretched refuse has been more visible on our screens.

So parliament members do give a damn about laws of Russian language, but not about Russians' wretched life.

Similarly, it would have been much better to let Wilders show his wretched film in Britain than to ban him.

Similarly, it would have been much better to let Wilders show his wretched film in Britain than to ban him.

Above all, the Congo matters because of the continuing violence, wretched poverty, and misery of most of its nearly 70 million people.

Because it is, we must un learn the wretched habit of thinking that truthfulness resides in the messenger rather than the message.

The public, disillusioned by the kleptocratic regimes of Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif that preceded Musharraf, is far too wretched and ambivalent to rise up.

Further escalation in the Middle East will culminate in these wretched alternatives sooner rather than later, unless a diplomatic solution is found (or unless diplomacy can at least buy time).

Lazarus's great imaginative act was to see it as it would be seen by exhausted, wretched but hopeful people on the decks of ships after long and often dreadful journeys.

Despite killing some of its leaders and bottling up Gaza's 1.7m people in one of the most wretched and crowded corners of the planet, Israel has failed to destroy Hamas.

Nazrul Islam says in a post in Amrabondhu blog Not from the hatred of Hindi language films, the government has to back down from such wretched decision to save a dying industry.

Because thou sayest I am rich, and have grown rich, and have need of nothing, and hast not known that thou art the wretched, and miserable, and poor, and blind, and naked.

After all, surely someone assumed and knew that the influx of refugees, these unfortunate and wretched people who are trying to escape death, would pour into the affluent countries of the EU , he added.

The case of the subject races had been accidentally raised at the Committee of 2nd June and had been energetically insisted on by Karenin, as a matter of urgency in view of their wretched condition.

Teachers are furious at being blamed for the wretched state of the country s education system and view Peña Nieto s educational reform law as an excuse to limit the power of their unions while avoiding genuine institutional reform.

It may annoy the Polish to recognize this, but if they make such a choice they will be condemned to a perpetual third rate status, scarcely above the most wretched places on earth and without any illusion of progress.

It is about the contemporary resonance of Lazarus's startling words, the only ones in which a state has appeared to invite not just any old immigrants, but the poorest of the poor Your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.