Sentence examples for miserable child from inspiring English sources

Why? Doctors say patients -- especially those who were up all night with a miserable child -- dislike going home empty-handed.

Most of the stories are variations on a theme: well-educated, sophisticated parents, unwilling, at first, to recognize a sick and miserable child who needs professional help.

I think he thinks I'm happy, and ultimately you're only as happy as your most miserable child, aren't you?" What is his mother, Sally, like?

A miserable child is a hard thing to watch, and the line between helping a child in trouble and overhelping a child who needs to get herself over a rough spot can be a difficult one to find.

By Rose C. Feld The New Yorker, November 23 , 1935P. 89 Tells about a confused and miserable child by the name of Ilona Karlewska, hating her name and hating her parents for being Polish.

There are eight people of note, distributed neatly through the quadrants of the grid, whose last names all begin with "Mc": I knew the ballplayer Mark Big Macc" MCGWIRE and Frank MCCOURT, whose memoirs "Angela's Ashes", "'Tis", and "Teacher Man" chronicled his life from impoverished, miserable child in Limerick, Ireland, through his beginnings as a teacher in New York.

Critics argue that all this test-taking is churning out sleep-deprived, overworked, miserable children.

There can be shaky marriages with miserable children, rock-solid cohabiting couples raising rock-solid families, and everything in between.

Actually, public schools are astonishingly good at producing miserable children, even if they can't make them poor.

What I saw were miserable children splayed across the snow, coming out of their skis with no instruction on how to redo the bindings.

In other words: Parents — even in the thick of miserable children and other constant demands — must check and double check medicine bottles before putting them away, preferably in a cabinet only an adult can reach.