Sentence examples for being a relatively miserable from inspiring English sources

On Friday night he described 7 September 2011, the day he lost his sight, merely as being a "relatively miserable experience" and, with no hint of regret, told those privileged enough to be in the mixed zone with him that while "it is an emotional day … it is also one of celebration".

Sometimes being a journalist is miserable.

It was a miserable aftermath to an already miserable experience.

His relatives are a miserable lot.

"It was a miserable, miserable experience," he said, chuckling.

There was a long, miserable silence.

That's a really miserable thing.

Maybe I had just been a particularly miserable teacher before.

"It's been a pretty miserable time for innovation".

"It can be a pretty miserable process," he said.

The weather can be a bit miserable though.