Sentence examples for misery itself from inspiring English sources
But misery itself has been good for business, he said.
Perhaps that is the best for which one can hope: That the dregs of a minority that, in striving against an oppressive Cuban regime, has generated no small amount of unnecessary misery itself, will not burn out but fade away.
IT IS not a place where misery reveals itself immediately.
It works, but then, in the morning, a new misery presents itself.
"He threw himself on me like misery throws itself on the poor," Ms. Félix recalled later.
Men are less willing to talk about depression, and their misery expresses itself in ways that exacerbate their problems, such as drinking and drug-taking.
Besides, a life too long lived, Lucretius argues, is a misery in itself: clinging to life is desperate, foolish and greedy.
The council's cleaning department says it gave adequate warning of the new regime and insist that Fairway Crescent has brought the misery on itself: "We have leafleted residents asking them not to leave their cars there on collection day and put stickers on the cars.
"There is no misery that manifests itself in rags and sores," he wrote in "Golden Earth" in 1952.
