Sentence examples for misery himself from inspiring English sources

Mickelson, a hole behind, suffers some sand-based misery himself, and drops a shot; he's -1 again.

As a commenter wrote on Morrissey-Solo.com: "If you want Morrissey to cancel a concert performance, proclaim it's booked and scheduled from the mountaintops before old Misery himself has acknowledged it and announced it himself".

And all this was before the Depression piled on further misery.Fisher himself did not escape the damage.

The sick man was a misery to himself and to everyone around him.

Nonetheless, her book conveys an expanded sense of the demons that drove Gauguin, fueled his art and brought so much misery to himself and those who loved him.

His recollection of it, reinforced by the misery he himself knew in his early days in Paris (where he had to burn his drawings to keep warm), produced the pathetic, socially conscious pictures of his brief Blue Period, such as the portraits of "The Mistletoe Vender" and "Woman Ironing," and the etching of the bitter-faced, semi-starved couple in "The Frugal Repast".

In the midst of this misery, he consoles himself by imagining himself in a bespoke remake of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, reverting to babyhood while Cheryl grows old beside him on the porch.

Thought should also be given to the misery of Owen himself, who has been sidelined far too often.

Of course, Wilbur's good will could not make a dent in Plath's misery: he describes himself as "a stupid lifeguard" who finds "a girl … immensely drowned".

Smith's advice — bring your women (but don't eat them) and don't forget to plant corn — was taken, and may well have saved New England from Jamestown's early misery, but Smith himself died poor and scorned.

Smith's advice bring your women (but don't eat them) and don't forget to plant corn was taken, and may well have saved New England from Jamestown's early misery, but Smith himself died poor and scorned.