Sentence examples for however miserable from inspiring English sources

However miserable the times and awkward the place, Newby's characters are usually endearing, and often complex.

Although he would have preferred to write about a sympathetic subject, he "decided that however miserable Strindberg made others, I would keep my antipathy to myself".

But however miserable the individual loss – and Laws's resignation statement on Sunday was achingly sad – the greater harm is to the cause he represented.

What clearly emerges is that the status quo – however miserable and dangerous – has become big business for some powerful people in Beijing and Pyongyang and the money it generates has become a powerful obstacle to change.

The miners clung to their pit villages, however miserable, out of an attachment to home that had no place in the "get up, go South, find yourself a new job" ethos in Mrs. Thatcher's vision of reform.

It seems too obvious to mention now, but we in the West are wrong to think that people will always opt for freedom over stability, however miserable, especially when it becomes a choice for chaos.

And then there is "Sullivan's Travels," Preston Sturges's impish tale of a Hollywood director who sets out to make a serious movie about real-life poverty and misery only to discover that real people, however poor or miserable they may be, want laughter and escapism.

The conditions, however, are miserable.

We remain miserable, however.

Their quarterback play, however, has been miserable.

The first four items of the program, however, made me miserable.