Sentence examples for from the miserable from inspiring English sources

If Mandela could reinvent himself from the miserable circumstances of his long imprisonment, then surely anything is possible.

As Luis Buñuel once wrote of her work, it "liberates us from the miserable reality of our days".

Only then did Ivorschenko notice that a small boy had crept from the miserable cottage and was picking up books from the evil-smelling mud.

"Apparently, they have not learned their lesson from the miserable author of the Satanic Verses," they said in a statement carried on the official IRNA news agency.

I was travelling with Peter Bouckaert, the Human Rights Watch official, and, apart from the miserable handful in Father Bernard's custody, these Peul were the only Muslims we encountered during a week in the area.

The evocative set by Cecilia R. Durbin consists of little more than a raggedy couch and a slanted wall of windows — part "Caligari" skylight, part scrim separating the characters from the miserable events on the prewar Berlin streets.

The data comes from before the miserable month of October, when the stock market slid and dragged consumer sentiment down with it.

And for Iraq's Sunni Muslims, whose communities bore the brunt of the Islamic State occupation but have received little reconstruction help from the United States, the miserable conditions could seed a new round of militancy.

They continue to be insulted, beaten and raped as they try to eke out a living far from home in the miserable camps of the displaced across Darfur.

Indeed, a search on Saturday of "miserable failure" on Google leads to a now-outdated BBC News article from 2003 about the "miserable failure" search, rather than the previous first result, President Bush's portal at whitehouse.gov/president.gov/president

One can hardly fault the poor and the miserable from being fervent believers.