Sentence examples for miserable perception from inspiring English sources

Some of the strongest passages of dialogue in "Spy" feel like drink-driven attempts to make something lucid or funny out of an irredeemably miserable perception of life.

At the other end of the class spectrum, Dr. Keller writes of an equal and opposite pathology: a common perception of work as miserable toil, inherently "frustrating and exhausting," to be "avoided or simply endured".

He captures the excitement of being courtside at both of Murray's Grand Slam triumphs, and confirms that, in spite of the general perception, Murray is "not at all a miserable git".

You try to control people's perceptions of you, but all you manage to do is make yourself miserable.

Or miserable.

Perception, reality; reality, perception.

Pretty miserable".

'Very miserable.

Absolutely miserable.

Bit miserable.

"I'm miserable, just miserable.