Sentence examples for miserable for having from inspiring English sources

Would I be exposed for being thick, or fancying her or her, for not being funny, for being miserable, for having a face that refused to smile, for being jealous of others' success or happiness, for not wanting to be here, or anywhere?

Not to the husband, for instance, saying: 'I at first felt miserable for having given birth to your baby but then recovered.' Not to the child: 'I really did not love you at first but gradually developed warmer feelings.' Not to herself: 'How could I fail to love my own child?' So the official history of motherhood necessitates a meticulous cleansing of the secluded corners of memory.

This is supported by another study in Hong Kong, which found that seven out of ten adolescents who had given their babies for adoption regretted their decision, and frequently missed their baby, felt that they had abandoned the child, and were miserable for having done so [ 4].

And Japanese at all levels of society quickly blamed their own militaristic leaders for having initiated a miserable, unwinnable war.

Then, several years later, he extolled my book "Unreliable Memoirs," and I felt all the better for having once felt miserable.

"Freddie is a player who can make life miserable for opponents, we have to make sure we come to grips with him".

Representative David R. Obey, Democrat of Wisconsin and chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, said the bill "would make life a little less miserable for people who have been hit hard by the economic chaos that's swept over the country".

That is, they are the most miserable, and have been for some time.

People like Hugo forgot how truly miserable Paris had been for ordinary Parisians".

Remnick also veered into the political for a moment, saying that the past six years have "miserable" for the country but that the byproduct had been "a boon for commentary".

David: The job market for people with Ph.D.'s has been miserable for as long as I've been sentient, unless you come from a star university.