Sentence examples for make miserable from inspiring English sources

Mayors make miserable ideologues, and ideologues make miserable mayors.

It's cruel and psychologically damaging to make miserable children jump through hoops anyway.

To get away from abstraction, she began "to make miserable failed paintings with writing in them," she says.

In his movies, as in real life, men and women often feel compelled to make miserable choices.

In fact, he claims no special powers beyond an ability to make miserable people feel better -- sometimes.

Frankly, they make miserable reading: little dribbles of money into community health schemes; long-term projects to improve home insulation; a few hundred thousand to improve intensive care facilities.

Children are made miserable and are not learning".

They could be summoned in and interrogated and their lives could be made miserable.

Mankind was made miserable by the willful selfishness of tyrants and priests.

The papal election matters only to those made miserable by the church's reactionary leadership.

"She was told her life would be made miserable," he said.