Sentence examples for is really miserable from inspiring English sources

"Practically every family we know has at least one person out of work, about to be out of work, or unsuccessfully freelancing," she wrote, "while the other party is really miserable about being overworked and overrelied upon to support the family.

It is perhaps somewhat akin to how I feel during a particularly disastrous run of results from the England football team during a World Cup: you're vaguely aware of an event going on that a lot of people consider to be momentously important and that everyone is really miserable about, yet for all the impact it actually has on my life it may as well have happened 50 years ago.

"Oh, that trip was really miserable," he said.

If you're not, you're really miserable.

During the time I was working on that chapter, I was really miserable.

"I was really miserable and it was a very tough time.

"I can imagine being over 60, and being in less-good health, and being really miserable".

"My mother's side had some money but they were really miserable.

Chemical engineers make the best husbands, only about 10% of the women who marry them being really miserable.

According to David Blanchflower, the Dartmouth College economist who has tracked self-employment trends since the late 1980s, the self-employed claim they are happy and in control of their lives when they are really miserable and under high pressure.

If you don't treat people, they tend to be really miserable and off work and on sickness benefits and in hospital and then they cost the taxpayer, when they could be net contributors in financial and social terms".