Sentence examples for an utterly miserable from inspiring English sources

"My PhD was an utterly miserable experience," Ashcroft says.

But in an utterly miserable first half, those phrases must have rung in the Jets' ears like a mournful dirge.

So, as research, I spent an utterly miserable evening watching YouTube videos of the ways in which our meat is slaughtered.

One officer recalls an utterly miserable cruise with three principal investigators (PIs) who had no clear plan and spent the entire time bickering about what to do when.

"Drive on Stalingrad" sounded like an utterly miserable experience.

The most "liked" comment on the article called her "an utterly miserable, cold-hearted, and selfish woman".

He also meets the Struldbrugs, who are immortal and, as a result, utterly miserable.

Here's an extract: For Labour the results are utterly miserable, with extremely few exceptions (the party strangely gained a couple of seats in Nelson, Lancashire, despite the general collapse, and nearly held firm in Hastings).

But perhaps the book's most terrifying revelation is the idea that all that is necessary for a person's life to be made utterly miserable is for another person to want this badly enough, for whatever reason.

For many women newly shunted into a stranger's household, life can be utterly miserable.The explanation lies in the once isolated villages that in the past were home to the vast majority of Indians, and in which two-thirds still live.

Lancashire's vehicle was BBC1's Cherished, a faithful dramatisation (by Gwyneth Hughes) of the utterly miserable story of Angela and Terry Cannings.