Sentence examples for miserable problems from inspiring English sources
Rain is one of the more miserable problems of a British autumn.
"What they taught, in effect, was that you aren't responsible for your miserable problems because you are the victim of factors and circumstances beyond your control," he said.
Though there were aspects to the law that Mr. Gibbons liked, he decided two years ago that he did not want to work the rest of his life knee-deep in the muck of "sad, miserable problems" like divorce, crime and child custody.
It was a miserable problem, he told aides, and not one he thought he could solve.
(There is reason to believe, however, that many of them don't feel half as strongly about this as they profess to, and will be happy when the miserable problem is finally laid to rest. There is also reason to believe that many Northern senators don't feel as strongly as they profess to).
Being stuck in a miserable job isn't the problem -- it's a symptom of the problem.
As we learn about India-in-Middlesex, some themes are depressingly predictable: the stupidity and nastiness of the casual racists, rock throwers and slogan scrawlers who make life miserable; visa problems; bad working conditions and below-minimum-wage jobs.
"It's been miserable, and the problems are still continuing," she said.
Jason feels freakish, misunderstood, and singularly miserable: "My billion problems kept bobbing up like corpses in a flooded city".
Now everyone's miserable, but the problem is solved.
