Sentence examples for like to be miserable from inspiring English sources

"They like to be miserable.

"The last couple of years, with St. John's and the Knicks, it's been a terrible feeling, like we're going to be miserable forever," Ben said.

Crop-tops are here to stay, looks like we still need to be miserable and avoid carbs and sugar at all costs.

Without the skill it usually doesn't take long for you to be miserable and feel like you are in over your head.

Lucy has been collapsed, causing the book to collapse around her. "It's like you are more attached to being miserable than you are to being with me," a lover tells her as he walks out.

The real joke is that gays already know what it's like to be as miserable as everyone else; it's just taken this long for almost everyone else to realize that they are no different.

Put yourself in a zombie's decomposing, graveyard dirt-covered shoes, and really embody what it's like to be trapped in that miserable, inescapable purgatory, which from the way Bravo described it—"you're sort of stuck"; "you're alive, but you're not"—basically sounds like a terrible case of depression.

Those who live ordinary lives may find it hard to fathom that someone like Robin Williams could be miserable enough to want to die.

If you don't study like you need to, you'll be miserable at the end of the semester, and you won't learn what you need to learn.

If sex on screen were in any way representative of what sex is like in real life, it'd be miserable to watch.

I do not have to compete with you and be miserable like you when I fail to accomplish anything wonderful".