Sentence examples similar to induce misery from inspiring English sources
Which is more likely, that poetry induces misery or that it attracts it?
These snap us out of the self-absorption otherwise induced by misery and produce self-transcendence or a feeling of other worldliness.
These in turn only induce more enervated misery.
The United States' two biggest cities both induce a ton of misery.
It is to be hoped that whatever the young prince's private tastes and aspirations turn out to be, they fit closely enough to his public obligations not to induce a life of constrained misery.
(The former Kate Middleton will have to defend herself against a lot more than busybodies telling her to put a hat on that baby). It is to be hoped that whatever the young prince's private tastes and aspirations turn out to be, they fit closely enough to his public obligations not to induce a life of constrained misery.
The only thing more dreary, in fact, than the sense of misery and self-pity that such tiredness can induce is hearing your own voice echoed back at you and realising what a dreadful bore you've become.
This in spite of the fact that mathematical beauty derives from intellectual sources whereas, for example, the tears induced by Manon Lescaut's misery stem from experiencing the opera itself.Thirteen male and three female mathematicians studying at postgraduate or postdoctoral level participated in the study, as did 12 other volunteers not so mired in maths.
Yeah, because "macho" working hours, fear of taking rightful parental leave, general presenteeist misery, and workplace stress-induced ill health, have worked out so well for men.
But his skill lies in stripping away the polite pretences of the cannibalistic Harringtons and even in inducing a sense of pity for their misery.
