Sentence examples for feel miserable for from inspiring English sources

"They feel miserable," Weis said of his players, "and I feel miserable for them".

In short, I was making myself feel miserable for no good reason.

Go ahead and cry, use a whole box of tissues and feel miserable for a while.

It will feel miserable for a while, and that's only natural.

Not to the husband, for instance, saying: 'I at first felt miserable for having given birth to your baby but then recovered.' Not to the child: 'I really did not love you at first but gradually developed warmer feelings.' Not to herself: 'How could I fail to love my own child?' So the official history of motherhood necessitates a meticulous cleansing of the secluded corners of memory.

BH: I only had to work for four days, so I kind of just felt miserable for four days.

I packed a bag better suited to the kind of woman who dresses like a high-school-gym-teacher-meets-bad-safari-cliché and felt miserable for two whole months.

He said Josh was going to feel miserable and would need someone to care for him.

Giving up your social life for a diet will make you feel miserable and you'll be tempted to quit before reaching your goals.

If I feel miserable or had a particularly bad day, it's always there for me to watch.

I describe the pain as living with misery … it makes you feel miserable … makes you feel that if this is all … it is for the rest of your life … and I have always been a really independent person and now I've got to be dependent on someone else … and that's been killing me (Mary, 72 years).