Sentence examples for level of misery from inspiring English sources

The past is a place containing no small level of misery.

And Japanification it is, except with a level of misery the Japanese never had to endure.

"With the level of misery we are living with, I really feel social media is a magic solution.

"Really hard to overstate level of misery radiating from several members of White House staff over last few days," the Times' Maggie Haberman recently tweeted.

He added: "We had hoped that the government would respond to these demands or at least acknowledge the failure of its policies, which led Iraq to a level of misery it had not seen in modern history.

Control of the camp has given Isis its first foothold in the Syrian capital of Damascus, adding another level of misery to residents who have already survived a two-year government siege, starvation and disease.

Endemic levels of misery and apathy are tied to a popular conviction that Israeli politicians of all stripes will continue to serve an elite while ignoring everybody else, except to expose the wider population to constant fear and endless war.

At a time when the memoir genre has been devalued, either by bogus authors, bland, ghosted prose or ever-increasing levels of misery that can leave one feeling oddly numb, the authorial voice is both thoughtful and unsensational.

On Nov. 12, two days before Iraq withdrew its ban on arms inspections, eight Arab nations -- Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Syria among them -- said in a public statement that resounded around the Middle East that if the Americans struck, Mr. Hussein would bear the responsibility for exposing the Iraqi people to new levels of misery.

But it is in for even higher levels of misery under the austerity budget that Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy unveiled at the end of March, after the European Union rebuffed his pleas for more fiscal flexibility in the face of a worsening recession.

Much of Africa, Somalia in particular, has had a tough time since independence in the 1960s, becoming synonymous with staggering levels of misery and leading many people to simply shrug and mutter "here we go again" when they hear of a new drought or a new war.