Sentence examples for miserable muddle from inspiring English sources

Why do anything when you can live in a miserable muddle of constant vacillation?

He tried not to feel bad for them, these future old geezers in this grimy kitchen, on this miserable planet, making the best of it, muddling through their lives without attempting anything big or monumental.

Or will Russia muddle along like this for years economically stagnant, politically not as democratic as many might wish, a pretty miserable place to live for most of its people, but at least a menace neither to itself nor its neighbours?

Mr Runciman stresses "muddle".

Or miserable.

What a muddle!

Everything is a muddle.

And not just routinely miserable, but deeply miserable, a "showpiece of quiet desperation," a broader symbol of the sad British view that "life is not about happiness but muddling through, getting by," says the book, "The Geography of Bliss," a search for the happiest places on earth by Eric Weiner (an American).

Pretty miserable".

'Very miserable.

Absolutely miserable.