Sentence examples for daily misery from inspiring English sources

Blackouts cripple industry and bring daily misery to Pakistani households.

Go-Ahead is the main company behind the chaotic Southern rail franchise that delivers daily misery to London commuters.

"The Mission Song" illuminates with animated personifications a portion of the globe's daily misery that tends to be, in American news, at least, murky and abstract.

No doubt they are hardened by the daily misery, but it is hard to imagine how any human could laugh upon seeing that a traumatised child had sewn her lips together, as some officers allegedly did.

Walter, from rural Minnesota, "the small-town son of an angry drunk," has made himself into a model of self-sacrifice and self-discipline, but remains captive to the "bludgeoning daily misery and grievance that depressive male Berglunds evidently needed to lend meaning and substance to their lives".

To an extent, the depths of Don's existential angst have been fathomed for us (the hidden shame in his past that makes a daily misery of his handsomeness and his nice suits and successful career and beautiful wife), but Peggy seems harder to read - innocent but ambitious, self-contained but with unpredictable bursts of cruelty.

The daily miseries of the Age of Faith scarcely exist in our Western Age of Fatuity.

And that's not even considering all the little daily miseries.

Here you can forget all about the daily life, misery and problems.

The team was in Gibraltar following complaints that Spanish border officials were causing lines of traffic to build up, making daily life a misery for people either side of the border.

The EC team is carrying out what it described as a "technical fact-finding mission" in Gibraltar and La Línea, Andalucia, after the Gibraltar government said overzealous border officials were causing lines of traffic to build up, making daily life a misery for people either side of the border with the British overseas territory.