Sentence examples for misery still from inspiring English sources

Despite a recovery, the central fact about the next parliament remains the £40bn or so of fiscal misery still to be dished out.

While it's true that AT&T had it's own spying scandal, misery still loves company.

I might as well give up now and save us all 20 minutes of misery, yet still I persevere.

Equality of misery is still equality.

The deepest misery is still in Greece, even if fewer people are predicting that the country will have to leave the euro zone.

But his misery at still being in the house was showing last night as he told fellow contestants, "You learn so much about yourself when you're incarcerated".

He turned toward business in 1954, when he led a group of stockholders in a proxy fight for control of the Minneapolis and St .Louis Railway, which had become known in some quarters as the "Misery and Still Limping".

In a measure of the misery that still prevails in Kyrgyzstan, the country's president, Roza Otunbayeva, said Wednesday that one of her goals was to lift the country above its 164th place ranking, out of 178, on the Transparency International index of corruption.

But the random experiences of a week back in the country and among ordinary people I have talked to, by far the most common view has been that for all the American failures, as they see them, a guarantee of greater misery would still be the premature withdrawal of American troops.

Clearly, what we have here is another recommendation for shared misery -- still uniting people and nations like nothing else after thousands of years.

"Of course after all these years of misery, Turkey still wants to depopulate the Armenians from that region.