Sentence examples for misery because from inspiring English sources

There are women who spend their whole lives dying of misery because they can't have a child.

"If they vote for him they'll have five years of misery because in five years, we'll demolish him".

It said in part, "We appeal to the United States not to put Afghanistan into more misery because our people have suffered so much".

I don't know what sort of weird masochist you'd have to be to go, "Actually, no, I'm going to plunge myself back into misery because it gives my material its edge".

"But blood feuds are still causing misery because the men stuck inside their homes can't work, the children can't go to school and entire families are cut off from the outside world".

Instead she is threatening Will, letting him know that he has been hurt by Hannibal and that given the chance she will take him out of his misery because she knows that his involvement with Hannibal can't possibly end well.

She seems a rather creepy, jejune and adolescent fantasy.Running throughout this book, as through "Everyman" and its successor, "Exit Ghost", is an odd feeling of contempt for the reader not because Mr Roth writes so unremittingly about death, solitude and infirmity, nor because his protagonists wallow in misery, but because characters soliloquise indifferently instead of talking.

"Never," he tells the narrator, "should his generation have kept silent about such misery, merely because its own sense of guilt was so overwhelming, merely because for years the need to accept responsibility and show remorse took precedence, with the result that they abandoned the topic to the right wing.

He explored this question of what we may call the "misery threshold" because he wanted to know if some people were more capable or more prone to experience "the acute fever" of religious belief.

His sensitive, hairy cranium picks up stray signals from satellite transmissions; he is being poisoned by an onslaught of information, though we never know if his misery comes because he picks up talk radio.

New Jersey residents, including the more than 250,000 who lost power in northern counties like Essex and Bergen, were unable to browse their neighbors' misery online, because the Public Service Electric and Gas Company does not have such a map.