Sentence examples for miserable though from inspiring English sources

You may be slightly miserable, though, so either take it or leave it.

The weather can be a bit miserable though.

Foolish and miserable though many nonagenarians may be, few of us will forgo the unnatural acts that hold promise of keeping the light on.

Which isn't to say that I was thoroughly miserable, though I was thoroughly miserable; the hours and days sat talking, allied to such incredible absurdity, meant a good deal of laughter.

His latest novel, Juliet, Naked, is another confirmation that Nick Hornby writes misery well -- particularly oblivious misery (think Will Freeman in About A Boy). Duncan is miserable, though he doesn't realize he is.

Nobody will be more miserable than Celtic, though, their arch rivals landing the title.

The more miserable they were, though, the more foreign aid came in, to be smartly diverted into Duvalier pockets.

He's such a miserable bugger here, though, that he makes even Andri look like a bit of giggle.

I was really interested in telling a story about kids who come from vivid lives and tough, working-class backgrounds but aren't necessarily miserable people, though I never wanted to sell out their existence.

In Gyongyospata I was told that housing is the problem: the gypsies' miserable homes – though some are better and more solid than others, and one family is cutting the lawn and painting the rooms as we visit – are all clustered together on the edge of town; when the Red Cross proposed rehousing some families closer to the town centre, that was enough to inflame local sentiment.

You discover that Kelly Ripa who hosts a show you've never watched is miserable even though she earns $20,000,000 a year.