Sentence examples for miserable treatment from inspiring English sources
Few detainees are able to bring lawsuits over miserable treatment, in part because the majority do not have lawyers and in part because most are eventually deported.
A new train called Izy is due to go into operation between Paris and Brussels on Sunday, and it has already set the gold standard for deliberately miserable treatment.
When Punch wanted to share a potent opinion with the world, he would sometimes write a brief editorial, about the miserable treatment of jurors in New York courts or the intolerable noise of parades below his Fifth Avenue window.
Our correspondent has been moonlighting for Prospero, our arts blog, where he explores Budapest's "dazzling cultural and musical heritage".Finally, at European Voice, the Economist Group's EU-affairs newspaper, our central and eastern Europe correspondent looks at the miserable treatment that Michael McFaul, America's man in Moscow, has been receiving at the hands of the Russian authorities.
Cinderella has somehow become the poster child of the lucky girl -- even though she lost both of her parents and endured miserable treatment at the hands of her stepmother and stepsisters.
The American re-emerged, coughing hard, then turned and went back inside on a cold, miserable evening for treatment.
A large number of non-specific congruencies were found, mostly in the context of a qualitative description of the dying process [for n = 42] (want a peaceful death, dignified death, good death; don't want to suffer a wretched, miserable death), refusal of treatment (no machines, no invasive treatment) or concepts of quality of life (don't want to suffer, to vegetate).
Their adherence to treatment plans is miserable, and medication tends to consist of whatever free samples are available on office shelves.
She has fought to be normatively thin at every stage of her 63 years, is more than willing to risk the inevitable miserable effects of such invasive treatment, and is not alone in this.
But Mr. Kristof's portrayal of women with fistula as "miserable," "downcast" and "ashamed" before treatment masks the more important story of the strength and resilience that many of these women muster to manage their lives.
With such a miserable prognosis, searching for new treatment is necessary.
