Sentence examples for miserable sight from inspiring English sources

A bird with fish hooks embedded in its mouth is a miserable sight to behold (and also a common one).

For sceptics, nothing has changed: the single currency zone's economies are a miserable sight and will remain so.

The miserable sight of their discarded backpacks in the earthquake rubble is transformed into the primary motif in a giant display outside his So Sorry exhibition in Munich.

I got out of the bath and caught sight of myself in the full-length mirror, and it was such a miserable sight, this unhappy cornered creature — it was like a thunderbolt: Right, today is the day everything changes.

I got out of the bath and caught sight of myself in the full-length mirror, and it was such a miserable sight, this unhappy cornered creature it was like a thunderbolt: Right, today is the day everything changes.

"I did not want to see such sad, miserable sights again," he told me.

R. Gilbert: Light that guided the Magi perhaps and many a miserable wretch, vision in which art's redefined instantly (LOADSTAR/STRAIGHT; LOADSRATIGHT; loads rat; anag. in sight).

The sight was miserable enough without the annoyance that I was going to have to clean up the mess.

"I haven't really spent much time at all being miserable about my loss of sight.

He will say: "Have you ever seen a more miserable, uninspiring, tired, backward-looking sight than those two old parties meeting over the last two weeks?

And beyond the tracks, within tantalising sight of these miserable conditions, is a luxury hotel, a public square and elaborate monument to the Freedom Charter with a banner that promises: "Let us speak together of freedom".