Sentence examples for kind of miserable from inspiring English sources
"It was kind of miserable around here".
"I was kind of miserable.
I can drive the ball really far, but after that, it's kind of miserable.
The main problems seem to have been that Sotomayor worked a lot and that men can be kind of miserable (not necessarily in that order).
He was tired, "feeling terrible, back is sore," and the small group that turned out despite the rain was "kind of miserable, too".
Her father was an engineer for the defense industry, and as an undergraduate at Boston University, she majored in biomedical engineering, "though I was kind of miserable," she said, "because the subject matter wasn't artistic enough for my taste".
"The weather is all kinds of miserable here.
What kind of a miserable killjoy could deny such harmless buzz to a child?
"You can make a decision to be kind of a miserable person or not," Hinske said.
"The guy is kind of a miserable human being," Nicholson says.
On paper it sounds like the kind of relentlessly miserable tale that Sundance occasionally chooses to inflict upon us.
