Sentence examples for misery to write from inspiring English sources

Sandemose went to sea in his teens, jumped ship in Newfoundland, and worked in a lumber camp before returning to Denmark with memories of violence and misery to write stories influenced by Jack London and Joseph Conrad.

The speech is a misery to write — or, rather, to patch and stitch and slap together from fragments of past promises, pet projects, proud accomplishments, great goals, unfinished business, tired gestures, and cheap plays for applause.

"Man hands misery to man," wrote Philip Larkin.

I hesitate to write about the internal miseries of the monarchy because, simply put, who cares?

Compounding his misery is the fact that his opponent is nothing to write home about.

He seems to have recognized this misery as the cost of the freedom he required in order to write.

Sewell didn't set out to write a book for children, her mission was to expose the misery of millions of working horses.

"When I grow up I'd like to write humorous songs because I don't like to write about misery," Abdulrahman told Theirworld.

THERE is an innate problem when it comes to writing a novel that focuses on human misery.

"When resources are tight, it is important to focus on the causes of the greatest harm - like the organized crime gangs that keep drugs on our streets and cause misery to thousands of people," he wrote.

"Oracle put Siebel investors out of their misery today," he wrote to his employees.