Sentence examples for bad misery from inspiring English sources

The kind of anguish that was Lennon's stock-in-trade from Help! through to I Want You (She's So Heavy) is evident from the start: literally his first lead vocal on a Beatles album is "the world is treating me bad – misery".

We reject the absolutism of Kant or Ruskin - the belief that beauty is an expression of divine natural order - but all the time, in everyday choices from how to decorate a room to what meal to cook tonight, we're making choices in which we associate good taste with the good life and bad taste with misery.

Some of their movies have coasted to wild popularity on Netflix with audiences looking for ironic late-night giggles, but in New York, groups, events and screenings have emerged to share the experience of watching and mocking bad films – because misery loves company.

The monument was not forgotten completely, though folk stories gradually shifted from its past glory into more superstitious beliefs associated with bad luck and misery.

I exchanged the miseries of a bad marriage for the miseries of bourbon.

These are offset by a "good" (GDP per capita growth), which is subtracted from the sum of the "bads". A higher Misery Index score reflects a higher level of "misery," and it's a simple enough metric that a busy president, without time for extensive economic briefings, can understand it at a glance.

You don't have to want to return to the bad old days, where misery raged behind locked doors, to find Jerry Hall's comments jarring.

Despite its connotations of misery and bad luck, the blues is no less flexible a medium for humour, satire and topical commentary.

These theories range from heredity, environmental contagion, bad character, and economic misery (or affluence) to bleak childhoods, preexisting depressive disorder, ready and inexpensive availability of alcoholic beverages, or sociopathy.

I'm 61, for Christ's sake--it's time to get over it.'" The 400 or so women who had come to the Crowne Plaza brought with them an impressive array of misery and bad luck.

The bad weather compounded the misery of thousands of injured survivors, many with suppurating wounds, in the Neelum Valley of Pakistani Kashmir, one of the remoter parts of the 20,000 sq kilometre area affected by the 7.6 magnitude quake.