Sentence examples for miserable stories from inspiring English sources

But isn't there a problem: Adiga might come across as a literary tourist ventriloquising others' suffering and stealing their miserable stories to fulfil his literary ambitions?

A 1996 double-CD, "Being There," was grand, bleak, woozy: it began with a six-minute collage that went from chaos to a piano ballad and back, until Mr. Tweedy was shouting, "I'd like to thank you all for nothing at all!" The 1999 follow-up, "Summerteeth," was even more perverse, full of breezy, infectious tunes and miserable stories -- the songs oozed and ahhed.

I wanted to find out if anyone could beat how depressing that promposal was, so I asked people to submit their own miserable stories. .

His is a miserable story that became a miraculous one.

And so the whole, sorry, miserable story continues.

It's a miserable story -- botched deregulation meets Murphy's Law.

Lancashire's vehicle was BBC1's Cherished, a faithful dramatisation (by Gwyneth Hughes) of the utterly miserable story of Angela and Terry Cannings.

From this miserable story that burns in my mind I could try to distil the ironic consolation that at least the granting of your Medicare card will save you from that woman's agonising fate.

It's impossible to convey here what it's like to play chess in a serious tournament but without I hope dwelling morbidly on Andriasian's ordeal - and to cut a miserable story short, the poor man finished on 0/6 - the details of what happened in the first half may supply some sense of this and the crucial role of luck.

The Hammers made eight changes from the Forest debacle, giving an instant debut to defensive loan signing Roger Johnson - but it was the same old miserable story.

Drug war bullshit seems to be the only confirmed detail in this miserable story.