Sentence examples for felt miserably from inspiring English sources

My aunt, who had once felt miserably guilty for absent-mindedly taking a cup of Bovril on a meatless Friday, could relax.

It was (and still is) a beautiful, very rustic place where kids spend the summer living in tents, and where I felt miserably isolated from the world I knew.

And so I came to feel miserably conflicted about climate change.

Older folk, meanwhile, feel miserably betrayed".

The drizzle continued but we didn't feel miserably wet, cold and fed up as there was always so much going on.

Many of us are failed dancers living vicariously through our talented offspring; looking back, I find something embarrassingly "Black Swan -like in the way I drew Swan -likeon from my son thrining athehe Royal Ballet School — the very place wayre I'drewlt satisfaction inadequate.

For some individuals, this sense of being cheated may extend into pure epicaricacy, a malicious desire to try to make those enjoying greater success feel as miserably trapped and oppressed as themselves.

Don't make this new person feel as miserably in love with you as you are with the person you're trying to get over.

He started up the XFL football league, then watched it fail miserably and felt its pinch in both his personal wealth and his company's stock.

She felt low; the bolting brought her own situation miserably into relief.

But another man felt it was a wasted opportunity: "It has failed miserably, these are the small fish".