Sentence examples for act miserable from inspiring English sources
'act miserable' is correct and can be used in written English
You could use it to describe how someone is behaving or to express what you expect someone to do, such as "He acted miserable all night."
His play - whose title roughly translates from Hebrew as "Don't act miserable round here" - has been selected for a leading theatre festival in Jaffa next month.
It is as if people need you to look, sound and act miserable to take you seriously as someone with a chronic illness.
Act miserable most of the time.
Savelio's late try for the visitors was the final act of a miserable night for Iestyn Harris's Salford, who have lost their opening two games.
Being a leader is NOT attacking the faith of 1.6 billion people for the miserable acts of terrorists who hijacked Islam for their own evil ends.
The firm seems to be getting its act together after a miserable few years which culminated in the summer of 2007 in a proxy battle by shareholders and a change of management.
We must act to reduce the miserable conditions of the Roma communities in Europe, but this has nothing to do with the right to intervene or the responsibility to protect unless we want to make this idea meaningless.
Although it is seldom mentioned explicitly, the Vietnam War ("an obscenity, a depraved act by weak and miserable men, including all of us who have allowed it to go on and on with endless fury and destruction," as Noam Chomsky wrote at the time) is palpable on every page.
I was forced to step in and in four days write a miserable one-act satire on the absurdity of leftwing self-regard in screwed-up rightwing Britain.
Act like you are completely miserable and hang your head.
