Sentence examples for full of miserable from inspiring English sources

The Book of Common Prayer is full of miserable sinning.

"The world is full of miserable places," Tracy Kidder writes.

It was a field full of miserable Germans in driving rain and I shouted to them in German that the Führer was dead, that he had committed suicide.

In 1894, when the loft builders of SoHo had begun moving north of Houston Street, The Real Estate Record and Guide described the neighborhood as having been full of "miserable, squalid-looking houses given over to the most disreputable uses".

I half-considered sticking around to see a room full of miserable Gracie Field fans sitting through an hour and a half of fat college comedians making jokes about bongs and crymaxing, but I had better things to be doing, really.

Voters will be inundated with messages about how only the Tories can keep Britain on the "road to recovery" as one Conservative Poster put it even if, that road is being used to ferry night-busses full of miserable workers to their poverty-wage jobs.

She felt as light-headed as she had when she called Nathan's hotel room at a conference in Austin and heard the voice of a woman in the background, followed by Nathan's sharp "No!" And then the silence, full of his miserable inability to take back the mistake; it had been like an unwitting step off a cliff.

Given the spirit of our Room 101 world, the papers have been full of people expressing miserable fury at all the butter they've gone without, under the (it is now claimed erroneous) impression that it's bad for you.

Eileen as a 24-year-old is miserable, full of anger and self-loathing.

Miserable, and full of possibility.

The Walking Dead is miserable and full of death – which I really enjoy, obviously – but Invincible is really fun.