Sentence examples for feel misery from inspiring English sources

They had the cheerfulness of robots, having lost the capacity to feel misery, or, in truth, anything — except boredom.

We feel a thousand miseries till we are lucky enough to feel misery.

Ryan told me recently that, as a fiscal conservative, he was "miserable during the last majority" and is determined "to do everything I can to make sure I don't feel that misery again".

It all seems like ancient history now, but to experience and feel the misery and uselessness of life in communist Poland there are few, if any, finer novels than The Ice Saints.

As his "I Am No Good at Love" puts it: For I feel the misery of the end In the moment that it begins, And the bitterness of the last goodbye Is the bitterness that wins.

People will feel your misery and will try to help you.

I felt their misery, their destroyed hopes and dreams.

For most Europeans, the outcome of the EU's most ambitious project, the euro, feels like misery.

Every time I touched the handle of that jug, I would remember those days when I first felt the misery that was to turn me in on myself, leaving my mother to watch me in silence at dinner, her eyes filled half with sadness, half with reproach.

Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly felt that "Misery" is "probably Billie Joe's idea of a Brecht-Weill pop operetta".

You might feel heartbreak and misery there.