But Jackson was miserable a good deal of the time, as indicated by her increasing reliance on alcohol, tranquillizers, and amphetamines.
Jorge Posada's first experience with the disabled list has been miserable — "Not good at all," he said — and he does not want to be there very long.
It is pompous and clumsy and utterly miserable for no good reason.
In a lecture in 2001, he noted that if progress were to be measured only in terms of gross domestic product, the performance of the stock markets and other narrow economic measures we would be "missing most of what makes life miserable, interesting or good".
In short, I was making myself feel miserable for no good reason.
Even if the songs are slow, I want the lyrics to be joyous, I don't want any sadness on this record.' …. "I love a good, miserable song," he said with a laugh, "and Bernie and I can write one of those every five minutes".
A friend who criticizes your every move or a volunteer group filled with members who make your life miserable are both good examples of bad relationships.
Patients rating their memory as "less good", "poor" or "miserable" were classified as patients with SMC, while patients rating their memory as "excellent" or "good" were defined as patients without SMC.
"Grandma Bluey sure had it right: the world (even that of the living) was nothing but scraps of paper, an album of death notices blown hither and thither by a careless, uncaring wind" -- "The miserable confetti of Good-bye".
Updated at 10.51am BST 3.27pm BST Clegg says Labour are miserable when there is good news on the economy.
