Sentence examples for Deeply miserable from inspiring English sources

For a while, we were all deeply miserable.

"Pan is not just unhappy, he is deeply miserable," he says.

His life at school had clearly been deeply miserable because of his father's stance.

So I trudge home in the rain deeply miserable about the state of my church.

"There were three of us in the marriage," she said famously on the BBC.The British public was slowly eased into the knowledge that what had been seen as a fairytale marriage had been deeply miserable.

And not just routinely miserable, but deeply miserable, a "showpiece of quiet desperation," a broader symbol of the sad British view that "life is not about happiness but muddling through, getting by," says the book, "The Geography of Bliss," a search for the happiest places on earth by Eric Weiner (an American).

A Harvard-trained Manhattan attorney, Bunch is deeply, crazily miserable.

The film is deeply sad, a miserable miracle.

"He'd lived in London for about 30 years, deeply alienated and miserable himself, partly because of self-imposed conditions of exile and fake penury".

Yes, folks, it's our obsession with thinness as a culture which is perversely making us pile on the pounds and as a result, there's a whole demographic of UK adults caught in a never-ending, miserable and deeply unhealthy (both physically and mentally) cycle of yo-yo dieting.

Well," he said grimly, "we love each other deeply, but she's succeeding in making us miserable".