Sentence examples for any misery from inspiring English sources

I do the best I can and try not to cause anyone any misery.

It has a stoicism, too, which seems to follow Stevens's aesthetic and moral injunction "not to think/ Of any misery in the sound of the wind,/ In the sound of a few leaves".

And lines like "I'm the re-run that you'll always force yourself to sit through," pack a punch, with any misery tempered by the song's catchy, danceable guitar riffs.

But if God is infinitely powerful, wise, and good, why is there any misery at all?

"You spend most of your time at work, and any misery or joy you take back to your life partner.

He claims he did not experience any great misery or shame.

Inevitably, perhaps, it pulls its punches, and soft-pedals on any authentic misery that its scenarios might evoke.

Lewisohn rightly points to the startling, sad dignity of his sentences — "I can't conceive of any more misery"; "In my mind there's no sorrow" — even in his early, easy songs.

Lewisohn rightly points to the startling, sad dignity of his sentences—"I can't conceive of any more misery"; "In my mind there's no sorrow"—even in his early, easy songs.

Taking Ben to see "The Bridge on the River Kwai" I think of X, who, suffering from melancholy, walked through the city looking for moving pictures that dealt with cruel and sudden death, torture, earthquakes, floods, and assassinations with any human misery that would, briefly, make his own burdens seem lighter.

You have to let things go immediately before they fester and bring you any more misery or bad health.