Sentence examples for felt miserable for from inspiring English sources

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.

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

He said, "Go ahead and feel miserable for a few days - then fight". I suddenly remembered that I wasn't powerless.

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.

We all started crying and, for a while, felt miserable.

Then, several years later, he extolled my book "Unreliable Memoirs," and I felt all the better for having once felt miserable.

"Marc Albrighton felt miserable not to play in the first game because he was suspended and for the second one he had appendicitis".