Sentence examples for a really miserable from inspiring English sources

That's a really miserable thing.

I do know that he and Jan had a really miserable time over that.

"We have had to confront a really miserable media war over the president's life, his health," Mr. Maduro said in an interview with the Spanish news agency EFE.

Hey, do I look like Gary Cooper?) Slightly disappointing ends to the rounds of Marcel Siem, who bogeyed 18, and Lucas Bjerregaard, who dropped one at 7. And a really miserable end to Henrik Norlander's round: having made it to -3, he dropped shots at 6, 7 and 8.

Where else can we see happy, healthy, bright young trans people on TV? "Each of us brings a completely different viewpoint," says Lewis. "It's always been done in a really miserable way in the past, but this is fresh and new.

If they lose here tonight then everyone will say "I told you, this is the worst team ever to even be imagined by a really miserable person, we should gaffer-tape James Faulkner's tongue to his upper arm, I have many feelings about this, where is my Caps Lock key?" They won't salvage much pride by beating a team who Australia would feel they should beat any day of the week.

And I wanted to make Anne Elliot a somewhat plain woman who was not really miserable but had found a way to be content somehow, and yet emotions are buzzing around her all the time".

Needless to say, I was really miserable for a while.

That's a sure way to feel really miserable [laughs].

* as categorized by Real Clear Politics, as of October 2. In summary: there are four states that are tossups or only leaning one way or the other where a severe housing bust led to really miserable housing markets: Nevada, Florida, Michigan and Arizona.

"I was really miserable and it was a very tough time.