Sentence examples similar to a root of misery from inspiring English sources

In Blue Labour's economic cosmology, immigration is the root of economic misery.

Debt is an issue that cuts to the core of attempts to privatise our education; it also lies at the root of the misery of millions of ordinary people.

In its time it has been called the root of filth, misery and obesity - but is it fair to call potatoes the 'food of the poor'?

In its time, the potato has been called the root of filth, misery and obesity - but is it fair to call it the 'food of the poor'?

The root of our misery is greed and the greedy.

The great miracle of raising children is the fact that half the time they are the root of all misery and half the time they are the cure.

Pessoa's achievement, deliberate or inadvertent, is to show how the roots of a certain kind of misery lie in solipsism — the belief that nothing outside the self really matters, so that the mind can never be truly affected by what it experiences.

Such a picture of misery.

After a lifetime of misery, Grace could finally be herself.

We have a lot of misery to bear.

He looked a picture of misery.