Sentence examples for a miserable view from inspiring English sources

The entire affair also made clear why the American public has such a miserable view of Congress.

It's a miserable thought.

It is a miserable prospect.

Unlike Bonnet, Lamarck, Eichwald, Bronn and Haeckel, he rejected as a "miserable limited view" [[ 98], B§216] the ongoing creation or appearance of new species, instead emphasising the continuity of genealogical lineages from one or a small number of original forms.

The article then had some rather miserable views about graduate jobs.

The other rooms, although nicely proportioned, still had the same miserable views to the west and north that No. 4E did.

Killer Psychopaths (Channel 5) was, necessarily, a miserable hour's viewing about Joanna Dennehy, the woman convicted last year of murdering three men and severely wounding two others.

Like Sunday, BBC1's peaktime line up had the jump on their ITV rivals all across peaktime viewing, making it a miserable weekend for the commercial broadcaster ratings-wise.

Driving home one day, I looked in the rear view mirror and saw a miserable person - me.

Unreported abuse inside care homes was brought to public attention in 2012 when workers at care home Winterbourne View were jailed for subjecting residents to a "miserable existence".

Positive views of America have dropped to 19% in Pakistan and to a miserable 12% in Turkey.