wretched

First on the to-do list, the profiling exercises to help the Western masses understand the nature of the wretched beast.

The wretched of the earth rarely make headlines, whether on land or sea.

This teacher says that the wretched Soviet regime will vanish and life will return to normal.

After a few minutes of this wretched nonsense, Tyrone Lewis sidles up to me and throws a hand on my shoulder.

Prabhakaran had come to personify the movement, and his end, so wretched, became the emblem of Tamil defeat and Sinhalese triumph.

You would not think it too much to set the whole province in flames so that you could have your way with this wretched child.

The wretched young man persistently exercises his right of crying "Banco," and so practically going double or quits each time.

He tried the effect of ridicule on the wretched and despairing Louis; and to one of his arguments, he at last extorted a reply.

Henceforth he must remember Winifred only when his sword was at the throat of some wretched mutineer appealing for mercy.

The habitations of the poor are less wretched than those of Italy, but not equal to those of the fertile portion of Switzerland.