Sentence examples for miserable desert from inspiring English sources
It seemed like an uplifting, unproblematic oasis in the miserable desert that is Twitter until someone unearthed the animal whisperer's history of racist tweets.
The actor told me, "I fight with my director on every film, fight out of passion — but I never had a fight with Andrew, even on day eighty in the miserable fucking desert, because I respect him so much".
The former is old, somber, narrow, and often winding and always dirty, with miserable alleys, deserted and antiquated squares, ruined bridges, deposits of slimy water, and paltry adobe houses inhabited by squalid persons.
But the lot of the 1.5m Palestinians cooped up in this miserable scrap of desert is undeniably awful.
It had been a miserable, boring trip across flat desert as we drove to California; never again to ride my beloved horse across the range.
A prefatory poem, which also appears in "The Accusation," acknowledges as much: "Though they be dry as desert / and coarse as grassland / miserable as affliction / and primitive as stone-age tools, / Reader!
No other explanation will do for the feelings of general well-being, even exhilaration, when the whole package -- the charmless, barren desert, the impossible hygiene, the absent loved ones, the loss of life -- is objectively miserable.
