Sentence examples for misery has been from inspiring English sources

Throughout the Great Recession and the not-so-great recovery, the most commonly discussed measure of misery has been unemployment.

The merging of the stories has an epiphanic effect, as if a mystery of human misery has been solved.

Misery has been the Devils' only reward for signing the slick-skating Kovalchuk for several zillion dollars in their unprecedented desire to play something resembling offense.

Up to now, that misery has been contained, out of sight from the rest of Europe, but not for much longer.

The tendency to share both good fortune and misery has been at the core of Mr. Hansard's music since he began busking on Grafton Street in Dublin.

For the New York Times, Michael Cooper reports on the struggles of some of the employed: Throughout the Great Recession and the not-so-great recovery, the most commonly discussed measure of misery has been unemployment.

He looked as if a boulder of misery had been lifted from his shoulders.

King said he was "delighted" that his horror novel Misery had been chosen, and that he hoped "it helps to propel a great cause forward".

The Parisian lower classes in the novel, originally entitled La Misère (the misery), have been crushed by oppression, war, economic woes, famine and cholera among other diseases.

The town has a Democratic mayor, Mark Sokolich, who had declined to endorse Christie for re-election as governor in November, raising speculation that the traffic misery had been inflicted as part of a personal vendetta against him.

Within days of her 30th birthday, she learned that the Times Square Hotel, a former budget tourist hotel that had stumbled into physical decay and violent misery, had been auctioned and failed to sell.