The video seems designed to impress on the nice Russians the miserableness of their condition.
It's the season of ill will and miserableness.
Hitler's character remains bewildering, in the obvious mismatch between the extent of his miserableness and the capacity of his will to power, although perhaps it should not be — many other personal stories suggest that miserable people have the will to power in the greatest intensity.
Both trade in the comedy of indecision and human miserableness, but the stand-up show lacks the series's air of nervousness and delicious embarrassment.
A wearisome mix of miserableness and dark humor, "Mammuth" paints a depressing portrait of a class-bound France while trying to provide a measure of redemptive freedom for its working-class hero, played by Gérard Depardieu.
The sweepstakes kicked off when the Vikings officially put Moss on waivers, meaning the rest of the league's teams, in inverse order of miserableness, get a chance to add to their misery.
The comedy of miserableness, awkwardness and meandering conversation is pretty familiar, but there are lines that pop in each episode of "Single Long".
A film of definitively British miserableness, the sort embodied by Morrissey (before he moved to LA and embraced sunshine), or the lyrics to the Pet Shop Boys' 'Being Boring' (has the word 'haversack' ever been better deployed?) or, indeed, the oppressively grey dog-ends-of-winter sky I can see hovering stalkerishly outside the window as I write.
'In fact,' she says, 'maybe that's why it's done so well - because it has the light of him and the miserableness of me.
My immediate miserableness and loneliness were as nothing.
This has nothing to do with my general miserableness, I think.
