Sentence examples similar to a compounded misfortune from inspiring English sources
To compound its misfortune, the species is a rather unexciting looking black duck, which breeds on remote lochs in Scotland.
Sitting in the foul weather is just going to compound their misfortune.
What comes across vividly is his gloom, the illnesses and depressions compounded by the misfortunes of his increasingly obese and disabled wife.
Nash's misfortune was compounded on the Devils' second goal, when he lost the puck in his skates in front of Lundqvist.
His current misfortune was compounded by the game taking place the night before Blatter gave his first media briefing of the tournament, although the Fifa president said that blame for the error should be shared by the assistant officials, who did not step in when the error was made.
I just pray, 'God have mercy on his soul.' " Last summer, Ms. Gibbs-Pratt's misfortune was further compounded when she fell behind on bills after her illnesses kept her out of work for three and a half months.
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The moment that the last desperate pass of Tom Brady's fell on the turf and time ran out, I felt some obscure hurt — compounded by the many gridiron misfortunes I have witnessed the Eagles suffer over the years — lift, and in its place was a floaty, giddy, I-think-I-can-fly feeling.
