Sentence examples for miserable knowledge from inspiring English sources
And a miserable knowledge worker is an unproductive knowledge worker.
Two days later the old king died, defeated and miserable in the knowledge that even his favoured son John had rebelled.
Sure, the knowledge should make his miserable life much easier to take.
He relies on the split narrative of the two middle-age half-brothers, one an acclaimed scientist and the other, a failed academic, on their miserable quests for happiness and self-knowledge.
Airmail pilots truly flew by the seat of their pants in all but the most miserable weather, relying on their wits and knowledge of their routes to survive.
All her life she stayed wary of butchers, and had the insider's knowledge to make their lives miserable should she suspect they were overcharging for poor cuts and stringy quality.
When they were warm and comfortable they had realised that their love had come through its most severe trying yet: that miserable walk in the heavy rain with no knowledge of where they would that night sleep...
The knowledge that no mothers lost their babies, no one lived a miserable life and no one was killed just so we could experience a certain taste in our mouths would still make it oh, so worth it.
I will probably just keep making the same mistakes over and over again for the next 50 miserable years or so, but I hope that at least some of the knowledge I've picked up can help you.
"There were three of us in the marriage," she said famously on the BBC.The British public was slowly eased into the knowledge that what had been seen as a fairytale marriage had been deeply miserable.
