Sentence examples for misery is that from inspiring English sources

"What is increasingly apparent amid all this misery is that Syria as a nation is increasingly a fiction," James Stavridis, the former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe and current dean of Tufts' Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, wrote in Foreign Policy.

What is fundamentally wrong with America's economy, the deepest source of our economic misery, is that way too many policymakers have had the "courage" to say yes to Wall Street.

One reason for the misery is that half-decent terrestrial music shows have always been thin on the ground.

"[Cinema Novo's] originality is [Latin Americans'] hunger and our greatest misery is that this hunger is felt but not intellectually understood".

Mr. Pedraza said one common cause of second-home misery was that owners failed to factor in how much time and money were needed to maintain a place from hundreds, if not thousands, of miles away.

Part of their misery was that so few people were paying attention.

The only consolation I had during long weeks of misery was that my sickness would not harm my babies - the body has a store of the necessary nutrients for early pregnancy.

One certainty shared by many is that misery, not hope, springs eternal.

Second set: *Murray 1-6, 1-3 Nieminen (*denotes next server) Martin McCabe is blaming our choice of photo for Murray's misery: "It's that picture – cursed Andy.

Dolorism holds that misery is good for you and that the noblest function the writer can perform is to give his readers as much of it is possible.

While ingested plant poisons are the most common hazard for small children, for adults and older children the usual sources of misery are plants that create problems on physical contact, like poison ivy.