Sentence examples for miserable expression from inspiring English sources
Princess Anne, wearing sunglasses and a fairly miserable expression, like one of the Sopranos, or someone who had made a mistake with Joe Pesci's drinks order in Goodfellas, was said to look "vibrant in pink".
Body Posture: A dog in pain often wears a "miserable" expression with tipped down ears, doleful eyes and a lowered head.
Kirsty Hume wears a $3,700 dress while the kids wear the most miserable expressions.
National cinemas often become great just as dictatorships loosen up or fall, when there's the right combination of freedom of expression and miserable conditions.
I usually go with the "I'm miserable-but-chic" facial expression I learned from Kate Moss as a teenager and call it a day.
Bristol Rovers manager Mark McGhee told BBC Radio Bristol: "We've lost the game but I don't think miserable is quite the right expression to use.
If all else fails to get a pleasant expression, "I say, 'Don't look so miserable,"' he said".
Reminding us that the expression of inarticulate emotions is not just for the miserable, Little Richard sped up the 12-bar patterns and threw us a joyous "awopbopaloobop alopbamboom".
For a moment, or a second, the pinched expressions of the cynical, world-weary, throat-cutting, miserable bastards we've all had to become disappears when we're confronted with a something as simple as a plate of food.
I could easily have chosen a similar expression of this view by a public figure like Ted "Miserable SOB" Cruz or former baseball great and shock jock wannabe Curt Schilling.
