Sentence examples for miserable fate from inspiring English sources

Just give up and accept your miserable fate.

Of course, Al Qaeda, not the Obama Administration, is responsible for Weinstein's miserable fate.

Does anyone have a more miserable fate in this bloody book than poor Sonya?

So they huddled, side by side, in deep layers of tattered sweaters under striped hospital pajamas, sharing both a bed and a miserable fate.

If anything, it was built on losing, pain, and a lot of cursing of one's miserable fate as an Eagles fan.

The North Koreans lashed out at Mr. Bolton, pointing out that Qaddafi met a miserable fate — killed by his own people, in an uprising aided by a NATO bombing campaign.

Modern medicine has cursed an increasing percentage of our aging population to suffer this miserable fate- an artificially prolonged life preventing a natural and peaceful death.

This miserable ultimate fate, combined with our own cosmic insignificance, may depress you, but it shouldn't.

Neither the early life of Priam, the elderly king of Troy, nor his miserable and bloody fate are direct concerns of the "Iliad".

From the moment he steps off the plane he looks to be a lamentably high-profile Ugly American, miserable in his fate and contemptuous of ways foreign to him.

It is hard to say whose fate is more miserable: a Lebanese caught in the wrong place in the Shia Muslim suburbs of southern Beirut, in the port city of Tyre, and in any of the Shia villages near the border with Israel or a Palestinian in Gaza's refugee camps and slums.