Sentence examples for miserable old man from inspiring English sources
As we know, on Christmas Eve, the miserable old man is visited by three spirits.
But all the best Christmas fiction is about family, and features at least one of the following: a lonely or isolated character (preferably an orphan, abandoned child or a miserable old man); a happy resolution where hearth and home are discovered or regained; and last, but definitely not least, appetising descriptions of food.
"I think the stage play has played itself out a bit, the pretence and the acting... [but] I don't want to see the legacy of The Kinks soured by two miserable old men doing it for the money".
"Imagine being such a miserable, bitter, pathetic old man that your dying wish is that the president is not at your funeral," another Trump supporter opined.
Larkin was every bit as mean and miserable an old man as Amis, but, in his poetry, at least, he blamed no one but himself for being so: his sadness was self-made, and had the authority of accurate appraisal.
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There used to be a brilliant show called Go Fishing with a man called John Wilson, who would yelp and whoop and dance for joy after pulling some miserable old tench or whatever out of a muddy Norfolk ditch.
