Sentence examples for miserable much from inspiring English sources

I was miserable much of the time, but miserable in the happiest way".

When a long wait ends on a happy note — the line speeds up, say — we tend to look back on it positively, even if we were miserable much of the time.

"After the first week our birds were just a bit subdued, but after over a month now, they are thoroughly fed-up and miserable, much like the rest of us".

"After the first week out birds were just a bit subdued, but after over a month now, they are thoroughly fed-up and miserable, much like the rest of us".

Your corporate overlords love it when you use that phrase, because it obliterates even the thought of reforming the corrupt system that makes them rich and you miserable, much less overthrowing it.

These musicians look miserable because, much of the time, they are miserable.

Looking even more miserable for much of the year was the show's judge, Tulisa Contostavlos, who described 2012 as "the worst year of my life".

Allowing for Serbia's miserable resistance, much of Argentina's play was breathtaking and the joy of their fans added to the spectacle.

(I was once stuck on a crowded train in the summer, sweltering, miserable, pretty much ready to give up on life.

Basically, it is cold and miserable in much of the United States (forty-nine ofiftyty states had snow on the ground yesterday) and warm and less miserable in southern Russia.

Sure, the knowledge should make his miserable life much easier to take.