Sentence examples for Some misery from inspiring English sources

Covert cross-border trade also helped alleviate some misery.

And indeed, for some, misery is a constant.

It may look, on the surface, like a misery memoir as there is certainly some misery here, but that term doesn't come close to doing it justice.

The most famous, by internet archive standards, is one of Rogers standing in a shabby hallway of the old school, pointing at some misery just beyond the camera's focus while a younger Obama squints his displeasure.

And when you get a story out to the world, exposing some misery or brutality, and thereby usually making people less brutal or miserable, you feel pride at having saved lives.

"And I developed this habit of saying to myself, 'Oh, well.' I might be in the midst of some misery, and I'd say to myself, 'Well, someday you'll think it's funny.' And the other part of my head will say: 'No, you won't — you'll never think this is funny.

California has been suffering some miseries of its own these days, and it gets less notice from the rest of the country than Uzbekistan.

To some, the misery at Citigroup is no surprise.

Sounds like there's some good misery in there!

I kept shaking him awake, thinking that he was in the throes of some blowfish misery.

Locked in some private misery, she had not responded to quartets by Beethoven and Prokofiev, despite committed playing from the American Borromeo Quartet.