benighted

How To Use benighted In A Sentence

• Besides suffering through a variety of severe but all-too-common mine accidents in its benighted history, the coalfields of Vancouver Island have also played host to some of B.C.'s most famous activists.
• Along with the time flies we grew up gradually,become increasingly miss myself benighted.
• But isn't it surprising there have not been more deaths in that benighted land where people seem to have nothing else to do but take potshots at our boys.
• Unknown to him, Barbara had written her own reportage of Liberia: Land Benighted (reissued in 1981 as Too Late to Turn Back) is a masterpiece of comic observation and mock-heroic misadventure. Shades of Greene: One Generation of an English Family by Jeremy Lewis
• Protagonists are helpless and feeble, benighted, physically weak and powerless.
• Along with the time flies we grew up gradually,become increasingly miss myself benighted.
• “Father,” said Jack, “can you lodge a benighted traveller that has lost his way?"
• Seen in this benighted context, the election is as inexplicable as it is marvellous.
• When Mr. Heath, the benighted and storm-delayed traveler, threw back his dripping coat, and seated himself at the invitation of his host, before the blazing fire, Mr. Abbot thought that he had seldom seen a more attractive young man.
• But is it right that our appetites wreak havoc on a country most of us have never been, and where grinding poverty of a kind that's been eliminated in even the most benighted, neglected corners of our own country is as common as it is confining?