Sentence examples for miserable read from inspiring English sources

This sounds like a miserable read, but it's not.

Figures like these make very miserable reading.

Financial Fraud Action UK FFA UKK) has issued its "definitive overview" of payment fraud in the UK, and the figures make for miserable reading.

The nine cases featured in the report make for miserable reading, as they detail the avoidable distress, suffering and even death for the people involved.

Frankly, they make miserable reading: little dribbles of money into community health schemes; long-term projects to improve home insulation; a few hundred thousand to improve intensive care facilities.

We must have been quite the sight: parents and son immersed in The Daily Racing Form or a harness program, while the youngest child sat miserable, reading by herself — when she was allowed to.

We can only guess how much people are going to save through auto-enrolment or in their company pension schemes, but most of the figures kicking around at the moment make for miserable reading.

The frequency of the multiple goals wins is increasing (nine goals in the past two games is not a bad return…), and the sources of those goals make miserable reading for opponents — not just the variety of goal scorers but the variety of ways the goals are scored.

The statistics make miserable reading for Scolari and Brazil.

The survey also makes miserable reading for BlackBerry, whose relaunched BlackBerry 10 platform languishes behind its last-gen BlackBerry 7 OS as a developer priority, with a sub-10sub-10%ity overalbeitalbeithehe company formerly known as RIM only officially launched BB10 at the end of January.

"Oh lordy that's a miserable thing to read," writes Nick Evans of Nike's description of their FA Cup ball (11 mins).