Sentence examples for felt miserable about from inspiring English sources
In contrast, Britain's Labour leaders felt miserable about their forced retreat from global influence.
You begin to feel miserable about your body, you keep it to yourself, and sex becomes a distant memory.
STANDING at the railway station on a weekday morning in St Albans, a cathedral city in London's commuter belt, rail passengers have plenty to feel miserable about.
Ms. A., as I'll call her because her mother-in-law reads The Times on her computer, feels miserable about this.
I know he'd never hurt me and that he feels miserable about my childhood.
I always feel the painting could go a million ways, I choose one, and typically, after the initial high, I feel miserable about it.
What is the one activity in your life that if you have to give up more than two days in a row, you would feel miserable about?
So if scrolling down your Facebook feed only makes you feel miserable about yourself, then do yourself a really big favor and log off.
People who told unbearable news to friends, as if it were their duty, and then felt very good about themselves while their friends felt miserable — Nachman was not like those people.
Instead, he felt miserable.
