Sentence examples for chronically miserable from inspiring English sources
Given the increased reasons for anxiety, it's not surprising that a large proportion of the population diagnose themselves as chronically miserable.
Perhaps because her role doesn't necessarily require the delicacy of feeling that should infuse the others, Amanda Quaid paradoxically brightens her scenes as the chronically miserable Mary (she who, in the original, is in mourning for her life).
People who are chronically miserable and underdeveloped often have at their core a faulty belief that no matter what they really want, it's not going to work out.
He's a man in his mid-80s who tells Bolgar he's chronically miserable and in failing health.
He told the increasing alienated and chronically miserable working class things no real "politician" would say aloud.
Result: chronically low return on equity.
Our inventories are chronically low.
A commuter, however, would know that Kiley has simply experienced a typical morning on "the Tube". London's chronically underfunded and overworked subway has not deteriorated to quite the miserable condition of New York's system, "where fires on trains were not extraordinary and derailments were not uncommon" when Kiley took over the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in 1983.
He is chronically fickle.
I've been on trips with people who turned out to be so miserable that I'd never go hunting with them again or ever do business with them". His definition of "miserable": someone who's chronically complaining or conceiving excuses for why he never bags anything - or who can't stop bragging about his deadly shooting eye.
