Sentence examples for miserable fact from inspiring English sources

In our house, the painful childhood ritual of writing the thank-you note was worsened by the miserable fact that my mother brooked neither crossings out nor the use of Tippex, so each missive went through at least five incarnations before it was passed for posting – tear stains being apparently quite acceptable by way of decoration.

However mighty the efforts, the catalog miserable facts remain.

But once Jackson's death became a miserable, concrete fact, Twitter became the gates to a palace, and people laid their digital bouquets against the rails.

"So Jolly Roger is in fact Miserable Roger".

The beautiful Michele looked miserable and, in fact, she was.

And who isn't fucked up and miserable about that fact?

The only way it reduces isolation is if you consider being around other people feeling miserable over the fact they're forced to work beyond retirement age is better than spending time with your family.

First, the debate over the alleged Texas miracle is not over whether Texas is in fact a miserable failure.

"All in all, this [PMI] is a miserable report, highlighting the fact that the eurozone is falling into recession again," said Peter Vanden Houte, chief eurozone economist at ING.

In the absence of such pesky independent witnesses, the government can claim that the recent miserable harvest was in fact splendid, so proving that Mr Mugabe's disastrous land redistribution programme has been a success.The government cannot maintain this deception until next March, so observers think it will bring the parliamentary poll forward, perhaps to October or November.

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