Sentence examples for especially miserable from inspiring English sources

The tour was especially miserable for Gooch.

By nearly universal agreement, there had never been a worse time to be alive, and to be young was especially miserable.

He is especially miserable during the five years, starting at age 7, spent in a "poor, tough, cold" boarding school in a Flemish village.

The strikes were initially scheduled to run for two days but the drivers changed up a gear — announcing a huelga indefinido and going to on spend almost a week blocking streets and making life especially miserable for suitcase-laden summer tourists trying to make trips to and from airports.

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For the last couple of festive seasons, I've been keeping an eye out for Christmas decorations whenever I'm in a place that's especially miserable. .

Finally, he does not appear to completely reject the possibility of some kind of transmigration of souls, especially of miserable souls, in spite of the fact that he does not overtly affirm it and that many other passages seem to deny it (Schmidtke 1999).

Construction of the hotel was especially poor; a lack of insulation and innumerable gaps in the walls made conditions in the hotel miserable during the winter.

Chelsea were far from their best yesterday, especially in a miserable first half in which they failed to muster a shot on target.

Although less harsh than under the Taliban, life in Faisabad, his home city and the government's provisional capital, is still pretty miserable, especially for women.

I told him his actions had contributed to making the lives of many gay people miserable, especially the young, and added to their sense of persecution and alienation.