Sentence examples similar to bringing you misery from inspiring English sources

Well, if you try and fail, it will bring you more misery than almost anything else at any point in history.

But wearing uncomfortable shoes while you're traveling will bring you nothing but misery and pain.

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

And I have promised to bring you up out of your misery in Egypt into... a land flowing with milk and honey.'".

Pain is only temporary, pleasure is only temporary and you only bring yourself misery if you go chasing after either is the basic deal.

It's a risky strategy for an old Etonian to accuse poor people of bringing their misery on themselves.

Others blamed President Saddam Hussein for bringing misery on his people.

A late-winter snowfall is bringing misery of its own, with temperatures dropping and expected to stay below freezing overnight.(Picture credit: FP PHOTO / HO / TEPCO via JIJI PRESS).

Celine Dion recordings, the "Jane Eyre" soundtrack and the warblings of one Andrea Bocelli also seep through, presumably bringing misery to hundreds, perhaps thousands, of tenants.

But they might be used to monitor the effects, and effectiveness, of attempts to break whatever habits of mind it is that are bringing misery to the millions around the world for whom a little flutter becomes something far bigger.

To his enemies he was a bully who inflated his workers' wages by bringing misery upon commuters.