Sentence examples for makes us miserable from inspiring English sources
Overeating makes us miserable, and ill, but medical advances mean that it takes a long time to kill us, so we keep on eating.
And what goes for firms goes for shoppers: endless choice makes us miserable and so to reduce that misery we make bumbling choices that are good enough.
Hitchcock always wanted to make his audience suffer, and with Rope, guilt, the guilt that Brandon should be feeling, is what makes us miserable.
Just as nicotine makes us feel good in subtle and complex ways, nicotine withdrawal makes us miserable in subtle and complex ways.
No one has a firm answer, but what is arguably the leading theory suggests they are a misfiring of a defence against parasitic worms – which makes us miserable in the process.
"Other people can neither make us miserable nor make us happy".
And this addictive stream of positivity has the potential to make us miserable.
Increased choice, then, can make us miserable because of regret, self-blame and opportunity costs.
As if Brexit and football violence weren't enough to make us miserable about Europe, it seems that the UK is now experiencing an invasion of "Euro-moths".
Treading the well-worn paths of habit, we easily get mired in jobs, relationships or ways of thinking that make us miserable, in lives we'd never have consciously chosen.
