Sentence examples for miserable realities from inspiring English sources

The circumstances' miserable realities are multiple.

QUESTION FROM CHARLIE : how has obama "awakened to the miserable realities of Pakistan and Iran" — can you explain what you mean here?

He has drawn down forces in Iraq and Afghanistan; awakened to the miserable realities of Pakistan and Iran; and, most recently, played a crucial role, without loss of American lives, in the overthrow of the world's longest-reigning dictator.

The authors, Kim Barnouin and Rory Freedman, dressed readers down for following low-fat and low-carb diets, drinking diet soda, entrusting their health to the Food and Drug Administration, and most of all for ignoring the miserable realities of the American meat and dairy industries.

But do they really want us to know the miserable realities of colonialism and Western aggression against the peaceful and natural?

This most unreal of dreams could turn into a miserable reality.

This kind of reasoning can lead us only to a world where miserable reality becomes inescapable.

As Luis Buñuel once wrote of her work, it "liberates us from the miserable reality of our days".

The other candidates come across as Tory-lite estate agents, unwilling to confront the miserable reality of millions of people's lives blighted by ideologically-driven Tory policies.

As for the candidates and their notional duty to bring into discussion the miserable reality of what The Associated Press calls "America's forgotten war," abdication, at least for now, might be the best descriptive.

"The American man appears to be a knight in shining armor, who takes the girl away from this miserable reality," said Yana Hickman, a Russian who, with her American husband, James Hickman, directs Miss Russia Internet (missrussia.com), a Dallas-based marriage agency.