Sentence examples for feel misfortune from inspiring English sources

Either one of the sets of courses or the other must exist, from which it follows that it is either impossible for us to feel misfortune or impossible for us to feel indifference.

The many blessings in my life formed into a feeling of invincibility; I felt impervious to misfortune.

Living through those twenty-five yeand and then making a fictive world that had only pitfalls and misfortune would feel false.

Their editors feel "liberated" and the misfortune for the couple is "that news of their relationship has broken just as the tabloids are relishing their renewed sense of impunity".

If the collective gloom doesn't seem quite as acute as one would expect, Dr. Sonja Lyubomirsky, a professor of psychology at the University of California, Riverside, who has studied happiness over the past two decades, says that's because people feel better about their misfortune or condition if it's shared with others.

Seven days holed up in the Musket seems a grim sentence, yet I recall the fangs of the banshee tempest & the mariners lost o'erboard & my present misfortune feels less acute.

"They are by nature optimists and the pity they feel in the presence of misfortune springs less from their suffering hearts than from their capacity to understand everything.

When someone we love to hate suffers some minor inconvenience or self-inflicted trouble, we can choose to enjoy their misfortune rather than feel sorry for them.

Asked about his team's league placing, which confirmed Killie as the best of the rest in the bottom half of the SPL table, Shiels said: "The league table doesn't lie but it can provide you with some misfortune and I feel we were higher than seventh".

It's hard to feel too sorry for professional misfortunes that befall Irene Rosenfeld.

It also invites them to feel that the sufferings and misfortunes are too vast, too irrevocable, too epic to be much changed by any local, political intervention.