Sentence examples for like miserable from inspiring English sources

Mr. John said: "I like miserable songs.

I tend to like miserable, depressing, pretentious music.

It's like, 'Oh, that's so bourgeois!' Let me put this in perspective: we don't really like miserable poverty, and we don't really like gigantic, asshole-ish 1% creephood.

If you would like miserable company in thinking about financial woes, ESPN's Peter Gammons buries a bad baseball economic forecast in a blog post about Jon Lester.

"Kinder of Spine" crawls with cowering, overlapping pleas to "my captain, my judge" ("it's like miserable 19th-century novels where the captain's going down and all that") and throughout, there's the feel of a group playing on different levels, from art noise to pure pop, overlaid with surging, sluicing analogue synths and heavily collaged vocals.

It is the source of phrases like "miserable sinners" and "the face of the enemy" (from the prayer to be said by sailors before a fight at sea).

Say what you like about miserable post-rock bands who enjoyed moderate success in the early noughties, but they aren't half reliable.

For all of his problems, Camby said: "I don't look at it like a miserable season, like a lot of you guys wrote and I read.

"They like to be miserable.

We like celebrities being miserable in memes.

So I was miserable, like, "I can't believe I'm doing this".