Sentence examples for miserable case from inspiring English sources

This had been a miserable case for these Negroes.

Milton was suffering badly not only from us but from a miserable case of ragweed-induced hay fever.

It was just a really messy, miserable case.

The most miserable cases involve illegal immigrants, some of them drug dealers, who face prison as well as exile.

In a typical memo, he wrote, "This is the most miserable of cases, but we must dispose of it as though it had been presented by actual lawyers".

Glorious in one case, miserable in the other.

In any event, the G.O.P. has taken its place once again as the House majority and is vowing to do what it does best, which is make somebody miserable — in this case, President Obama.

A Google bomb goes off when people conspire to have a particular phrase (in this case, "miserable failure") link to a given Web page, effectively tying the phrase to the page.

Everything is disorganised, politicians are corrupted, there is no sense of common wealth, no sense of community, which makes your everyday life very complicated, and some cases, miserable.

The film becomes romantic, tragic and miserable, a worst-case-scenario flick that – partly due to casting, mainly due to tone – can't avoid comparisons with Darren Aronofsky's similarly bleak Requiem for a Dream.

"The case is miserable, the debt is just," the Puritan president of Magdalen College wrote in perplexity to the archbishop.