Sentence examples for how miserably from inspiring English sources

By the late '20s, all but the most extreme backers of Prohibition could see how miserably it had failed.

"He has no idea how miserably he fails with almost every turn, how many possible words or optimal plays slip by unnoticed.

Like all high-minded visions, the lofty ideals on which the US was founded draw attention to just how miserably reality fails to live up to them.

A few will succeed of course, but several others will fall – it remains to be seen how miserably.

Did you see how miserably ineffectual their big money was in the election?

And you'll go to bed feeling lonely and embarrassed because everyone saw how miserably insecure you are.

Just imagine how a miserably a textbook would fail to convey the same information.

Survey after survey has shown how Americans fail miserably at retirement planning.

Describing the neighbourhood as a zone of "failed humanity", Yen lays the blame squarely at the feet of Los Angeles County, as "all of Skid Row's services are provided by county tax dollars, and the county government failed miserably in how they dealt with the homeless issue to begin with".

Notice the way Mr. Baker glides from Paul's plain talk to his plummier locutions, knowing that Paul is miserably aware of how he sounds.

Television fails miserably to convey how steep or bullet-hard a World Cup or Olympic race can be, at least when you consider descending without turning, at seventy miles per hour.