Sentence examples for miserable vision from inspiring English sources

This "miserable vision" would be resisted, he said, imploring students to take their protests to their constituencies and adding: "This is just the beginning... the resistance begins here".

The president of the National Union of Students, Aaron Porter, condemned "the miserable vision for our future in which post-16 education is not recognized as a public good.

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).

It's a great day for mediocrity, bureaucracy and Little Englishness, a miserable day for artistic vision and ambition".

A miserable slump produced the visions that kept Payton awake.

And nor, it turned out, was his the only creative vision that preserved that miserable morning for posterity.

The vision of Jordan as a miserable sandwich, squeezed between Iraq and America, could come to look more like a Big Mac.But before they can go for the booty, the Jordanians have to get through a war.

Don't let the most important relationship in your business turn into miserable one because you are misaligned about mission, vision and values.

Miserable, Bertie retires to bed, where he is visited in a dream by a vision of his toothbrush, which gives him a Jacob Marley-esque dressing down.

Through those miserable years, that figurine staring out beatifically from her perch in my grandparents' living room seemed like a vision from a dream: a shimmering, unattainable image of a girl – pretty, slim, balletic.

But unlike the portrait of miserable domestic life depicted in Myla Goldberg's novel "Bee Season," for instance, which was strange, multilayered and rich, Coupland's vision is strange, thin and flat.