Sentence examples for miserable choice from inspiring English sources

It's a miserable choice.

"His sentence – and he was faced with the miserable choice of this or prison – was chemical castration by a series of injections of female hormones".

"What a miserable choice it is that the dictators impose on the people of the Arab world: Either they lose their voice and give up their rights in their countries and agree to live without dignity, or they live under colonialism that comes this time under new slogans of liberation, ending oppression and giving the land back to its people".

But most other young people who have the option of university face a miserable choice: they either do a degree and probably end up with a non-graduate job and substantial debt, or they don't and possibly end up with an even worse-paying job.

"These days life for young Arabs is often a miserable choice between a struggle against poverty at home, emigration or, in extreme cases, jihad.

In his movies, as in real life, men and women often feel compelled to make miserable choices.

I know this is not the time to test them and put them through failure, but we're not doing something right if we're stuck with these miserable choices".

The edge of the rabbit hole leading to poor choices, regrets, and miserable recoveries.

I really can't win this week, can I? So, highly conscious of my position as a strong female role model, one carefully cultivated through my consistently miserable film choices, I did what I had to do: I walked the red carpet for the film's London premiere with my pregnant boobs straining out of my Versace dress.

Poor choices of clothing, bedding, and shelter and the lack of snowshoes subjected the men to miserable conditions in which it was impossible to remain dry and warm.

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.