Sentence examples for has made misery from inspiring English sources

To make things worse, the media has made misery its doctrine.

Generally, what has made the particular misery of babies and young children less boring is the attention paid to it by female political writers.

He has made life a misery for people on low incomes by cutting entitlements back to the bone, but the housing benefit bill has continued to rise.

He said: "Our quarrel is not with them but with the regime which has made their lives a misery and has turned a potentially prosperous and successful country into an international pariah.

Immensely successful as an advertisement for the worst bed and breakfast in all of Colorado, though only moderately entertaining as a stage chiller, William Goldman's adaptation of the Stephen King novel Misery has made its Broadway debut.

Sadness has made him oblivious, and if his misery seems out of proportion to his situation, well, anyone who has been to a shrink knows that your mental state doesn't always connect neatly with external events.

(The last scene is a particularly lumpen cliché.) Mr. Loach has made this kind of lower-depths misery the center of his films so often that it's surprising he could summon the forcefulness he brings to this effort.

In the last few seasons, it has become increasingly strange that "Mad Men" has made their personal lives such parades of misery.

In her view, Prohibition was not a farce but a tragedy, and one that has made a substantial contribution to our current miseries.

Al Davis made the Raiders the least lovable team in professional sports, and Dan Snyder has made being a fan of the Washington Redskins downright misery — just ask any Redskins fan.

He looks back on past cases with misery and guilt over blunders he has made.