Sentence examples for miserable birth from inspiring English sources
With a rapidly aging society and miserable birth rate, Japan hasn't been able to replace the people leaving outlying towns and cities as quickly as they've departed.
Religion – particularly that strain in Christianity that tells us we are all miserable sinners from our birth – is not much help with this, or with a tendency to depression.
Not to the husband, for instance, saying: 'I at first felt miserable for having given birth to your baby but then recovered.' Not to the child: 'I really did not love you at first but gradually developed warmer feelings.' Not to herself: 'How could I fail to love my own child?' So the official history of motherhood necessitates a meticulous cleansing of the secluded corners of memory.
It may come well before then, but I know for sure the beaten, bloody corpse of giving-a-damn breathes its last miserable breath on your 36th day of birth.
"Birth control saved me from a miserable existence of severe cramps and bleeding so bad that I couldn't leave my house to go to school," one HuffPost Women reader said in a Facebook comment.
However, he was always reflecting upon the pains of birth, old age, disease and the sufferings of this miserable and transitory world.
For example, about a month after Leopold's birth Albert complained in a letter to Victoria about her "continuance of hysterics" over a "miserable trifle".
But depending on which method you choose, your birth control can help you to avoid a number of other problems as well, from pimples and miserable monthlies to cancer.
