Sentence examples for miserable suffering from inspiring English sources

I found nothing and no one to help me learn how to sit across from miserable, suffering Shannon and do absolutely nothing at all.

According to Christine Hassler, author of "20 Something Manifesto: Quarter-Lifers Speak Out About Who They Are, What They Want and How to Get It," they're not just floundering, they're often anxious and miserable, suffering from something like menu overload: there are just too many choices to make.

Is requested death in the face of miserable suffering a benefit for some patients while a harm for other patients?

As Melville wrote in his annotations in his copy of Chase's "Narrative": "All the sufferings of these miserable men of the Essex might, in all human probability, have been avoided had they immediately after leaving the wreck, steered straight for Tahiti, from which they were not very distant at the time.

However, he was always reflecting upon the pains of birth, old age, disease and the sufferings of this miserable and transitory world.

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.

You don't need to suffer from existential doubt to be miserable: the anguish of a pig that lives only to be confined and then butchered counts as suffering to Singer in just the same way that human anxiety does.

The parrot in the title is a miserable bright-green Quaker Parakeet, who flies in one day and promptly falls in love with Chris's long-suffering wife, Ana.

Hinault hated the cobbles, where he felt he'd been betrayed in the 1979 Tour, but won on them two years later in the Rainbow Stripes of the World Champion in a wet, miserable cowshitbath of a race suffering multiple punctures and crashes and winning by sheer force of will and bloody mindedness from a six-man group including that giant of the Classics, Roger de Vlaeminck aka Mr Paris-Roubaix.

In prison lonely, miserable, and forgotten he soliloquizes on the meaning of his suffering.

Miserable pay rises have reduced the number of fellow citizens suffering the more serous misery of joblessness.