Sentence examples for Miserable self from inspiring English sources

As for your question, the hero of whom you ask is Agamemnon, son of Atreus, a good king and a brave soldier, brother-in-law as surely as that he lives, to my abhorred and miserable self". The old man marvelled at him and said, "Happy son of Atreus, child of good fortune.

She can't be long now, I say to my damp miserable self, any minute now she'll be coming into the room: the most beautiful woman on the earth, and she is mine, & I am hers, until the end of the earth and long long after.

Just let me know that you see and love my miserable self.

The miserable self-satisfaction.

Back then I was a miserable, self-destructive lout.

This body-proud countryman with "a weak chest" became the man whose rotting body filled him with miserable self-loathing.

I can't stand the thought of Frances becoming the miserable, self-destructive, death rocker that I've become... Please keep going Courtney, for Frances.

The actors Viva and Louis Waldon — sort of having sex and talking and talking, with miserable self-consciousness — remind me of a lot that I had blessedly forgotten about those days.

She reminded readers of Panahi's own habit of name calling: "Duplicitous", "arrogant", "out of touch", "a dud", a "perfidious imposter", "breathtakingly dense", "hypersensitive", "dim" and "miserable self-loathing leftists".

Above all, no embracing of the one thing that could have brought the club together, revealing yet again what a miserable, self-destructive institution Valencia has become, one that's about to put a fourth manager in charge.

On this front, Byron put the boot into what he perceived to be Keats's solipsistic sensitivity: "he is always frigging his Imagination... this miserable Self-polluter of the human mind".