Sentence examples for degrees of misery from inspiring English sources
"There are any number of places you could go on the planet Earth and the environment is hellacious and the people are held in slavery and there's any number of degrees of misery that are in fact created by ourselves one way or another," he said.
Some illnesses and impairments undoubtedly involve greater degrees of misery or suffering than the average human should have to endure.
We're all just living our lives, Daily Mail, with varying degrees of misery--no matter what Facebook would have you believe.
The overall scoring showed the degree of misery involved in being on the course at all.
Most domestic airlines now operate with a meticulously calibrated system aimed at imposing a charge for each degree of misery you choose to eliminate.
For the first time in ages, the coach cabin will offer a degree of comfort instead of varying degrees of physical misery.
It struck hard: unemployment exceeded one-fourth of the work force and imposed a degree of social misery rarely known in Australian history.
Honolulu ranks only fourth on Mr. Zandi's list of hard-hit cities, but that is because the list ranks degrees of change, not absolute misery.
But as precisely as his handsome features register degrees of arrogance, wariness and misery, the screenplay, with its evasive pronouncements and ponderous pauses, leaves his character purposefully unfocused and hence symbolic of some generalized malaise.
China depends on mass transit to a high degree, but many trains are overcrowded and filthy, and hundreds of millions of people face days of misery annually as they head to their hometowns and villages for the Lunar New Year.
