Sentence examples for even the most miserable from inspiring English sources

Combining pagan supernaturalia with Christian themes as subtle as a sledgehammer, Dickens presented a parable of what would soon be known as the social gospel ― a celebration of the working family, of the triumph of love over greed and the promise that everyone, even the most miserable miser, can be redeemed by helping the poor.

People who knew him well testify to an allure that penetrated even the most miserable periods.

He seemed a blessed being who gladdened the heart of even the most miserable.

The quality of the juice bars and restaurants in even the most miserable slums often surprises first-time visitors.

Spotted in the car park after a recent Wigan away game, a sign to bring a smile to even the most miserable, beaten opposition fan: "There are no pies left in this vehicle overnight".

At the age of 15, Grant's brother Christopher began to experience grand mal convulsions that signalled a gradual decline in his mental and physical health; Grant describes a trajectory from "a blessed being who gladdened the heart of even the most miserable" to the "worst years of attrition" when, with each seizure, "a bit more of him was chipped away".

For Louis Farrakhan, Fard was God himself, who loved his people so much that he chose to walk among them, even in the most miserable conditions of post Depression Detroit ghettos.

For Louis Farrakhan, Fard was God himself, who loved his people so much that he chose to walk among them, even in the most miserable conditions of post-depression Detroit ghettoes.

Even if one takes the most miserable measurement of this, the finances, development NGOs, in the UK, spend around £6 billion a year.

Even in the worst of days, in the most miserable of slumps, Raines seemed to find humor.

The most miserable were in southern India.