Sentence examples similar to abiding misery from inspiring English sources

Once in a while it is better to break rules than all go under in law-abiding misery.

The all-abiding misery is broken by his relationship with a young woman named Helen and an undreamed-of seaside holiday, but the inevitable happens: Harry is laid off as the depression bites, she gets pregnant, and his benefit is cruelly snatched back, thanks to the means test.

He also questioned "why imprisonment is not used more effectively at an early stage for those who make the lives of the law-abiding a misery on a more routine basis".

It's a scenario that the thirty-three-year-old brewer — a self-taught perfectionist, with six years of brewing experience in Denmark, an abiding love of Dylan, and crowds of hundreds, even thousands of enthusiasts on weekends — regards with an air of disbelieving, proud misery.

Misery sells.

Her misery creates more misery.

Misery & Sin.

What misery?

Poverty is an abiding theme.

Mostly misery.

Misery index.