Sentence examples for miserable influence from inspiring English sources
His miserable influence, and Fallada's moral bankruptcy, explain the tinny-sounding encomium to a socialist future that ends the novel...
He can still raise a ruckus, and make city officials miserable, but his influence is waning, in my opinion.
This film is not the miserable disaster that American critics (much influenced by reports of its troubled production) have claimed it to be.
In contrast, Britain's Labour leaders felt miserable about their forced retreat from global influence.
The places behind the misery curtain where Russian influence is strongest Transdniestria and Belarus, notably are also the most miserable.
This isn't a nerdy detail, but a miserable political signpost in an important and usually intelligent country struggling to retain influence in the world.
Funny ha ha? Rigsby, the miserable antihero of that most Beckettian British sitcom, Rising Damp, is a major influence on Griffiths's work.
"They described very clearly that MI5 can easily influence the Home Office's decision regarding my application for asylum and make my life miserable," he wrote.
Yu is the man in charge, this centre is his baby, and how miserable the commute home tonight will be, for millions of drivers, is within his power to influence.
