Sentence examples for misery we can from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the reason why Bergman's tormented personal life seems now to be of less consequence is that, as viewers, we have been starved of the emotional intensity on which his best film-making thrived - the tittle-tattle, the scandals and the tales of childhood misery we can do without.

"The children of Syria have endured daily horrors and misery we can only imagine, and their dreams for the future are in danger of being crushed," said Lake.  "Preventing the loss of this generation requires more support, bigger and bolder commitments and renewed solidarity to avoid a continuing cycle of violence, hatred and intolerance in a region that has suffered too much".

Of Kate's, or rather Queen Catherine's, future miseries, we can only guess: if you live by the mob, you will die by it.

Clearly, what is happening is money does not buy you experiential happiness, but lack of money certainly buys you misery, and we can measure that misery very, very clearly.

People are making money out of misery and we can do more there to track down the money.

Perhaps this whole film is nothing but the chipmunks chanting the phrase "Uptown Funk" over and over again for hours as they shuffle joylessly from foot to foot on the bonnet of an expensive car, their eyes silently pleading with us to end this misery, however we can.

We can choose to accept a path of misery or we can choose to accept a path full of growth and understanding.

By allowing such media density, the government has created a "Big Brother" of misery, where we can watch, with voyeurism, the trajectory of migrants and refugees who have fled horror to find themselves faced with the unknown.

The only thing worse than a glimmer of hope is the misery of knowing we can do better".

We have Netflix and the internet and smartphones, but this just makes our broader misery worse, somehow if we can make it possible to watch Better Call Saul on a tiny glowing rectangle anytime we want, can't we do anything about the waves of poverty and despair crashing into us?

For every prodigy doomed to misery by early success, we can cite another who started off strong and kept going.