Sentence examples for makes him miserable from inspiring English sources

Although he talks fluently about his father's death, he admits it makes him miserable.

It makes him miserable that his drug self-portraits have become the famous ones.

Now even Ingmar Bergman has admitted that watching his notoriously bleak movies - which earned him the nickname "the gloomy Swede" - makes him miserable.

He's aiming not just to earn the esteem that comes with a big-league contract, but also to grow up and get away from a family that makes him miserable.

Barrymore drank, which often made him miserable.

They'll make him miserable.

King Midas sought happiness in gold, and, in the end, that pursuit made him miserable.

Fame, he told his biographer Chris Heath, had made him "miserable and loaded".

As for his wife, Mary Todd Lincoln, she married him out of spite, then devoted herself to making him miserable.

I had thought Labour's civil war might be making him miserable, but the suggestion amazes him.

What actually happened: he forced me to play golf with him for hours when I visited on Saturdays, even though it seemed only to make him miserable.