Sentence examples for approaching misery from inspiring English sources

"More than half the people of the world are living in conditions approaching misery," he said.

IN HIS inaugural address in 1949 Harry Truman said that "more than half the people in the world are living in conditions approaching misery.

OUR culture is filled with resonant symbols of approaching misery, signs that things are about to get ugly, if it's not already too late.

"I'm moved nonetheless by what can pass for a concept album about the romantic life of an uncommonly-to-impossibly strong and gifted teenage girl, starting on the first day of high school and gradually shedding naiveté without approaching misery or neurosis," he writes.

In his Inaugural Address on the 20th of January 1949, US President Harry S. Truman noted: '… More than half the people of the world are living in conditions approaching misery.

Still, nothing approached the misery in front of the morgue, which is almost adjacent to the general hospital.

While many states have experienced a year of pain or perhaps two during this downturn, Michigan is approaching nearly a decade of budget misery.

The team's current circumstances don't approach the prolonged, chronic misery of veteran Blohards.

"Together with the governments of endemic countries, we are fast approaching the goal of controlling or eliminating many of these ancient causes of human misery," she said.

If the university system of approaching mental illness could be applied nationwide it would be amazing and save a lot of lives and misery.

Jeffries dismissed the notion of drug decriminalization as a realistic approach for ameliorating misery in Newark.