Sentence examples for far from miserable from inspiring English sources

We met poor people who were far from miserable; who'd clearly made material progress.

After a recent practice, Bayer smiled and said, "I am broke but far from miserable".

Sure, it may not be the happiest place on Earth, but we're very far from miserable.

Levi is certain that this corrupt practice had no bearing on the nutritional value of the rest of the food served to the foundlings: "Far from the miserable gruel of the stereotypical workhouse, the foundling children ate three balanced meals a day (including vegetables from their own kitchen gardens) off Spode china," she said.

They continue to be insulted, beaten and raped as they try to eke out a living far from home in the miserable camps of the displaced across Darfur.

Most writers share the sentiment that while they love to have written, the grind of writing, editing, rewriting, and editing some more is not only far from glamorous, but often miserable.

For Marx's basic propositions had already been proved wrong by October 1917, when Lenin's Bolsheviks seized power in Russia.The growing industrial working class in Europe and America, far from getting poorer and more miserable, had become considerably better off, both absolutely and relatively, since "The Communist Manifesto" had been published in 1848.

She'd had enough pain and humiliation and begged us to take her to Dignitas in Switzerland, but was too ill to travel to a miserable death clinic far from home.

If he were feeling miserable, he was far from turning his thoughts to next week's Ryder Cup.

Tião, like the other catadores profiled in the film, is far from an emaciated beggar living out a miserable existence on the way to an early death.

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