Sentence examples for most miserable experience from inspiring English sources

"They want the cheapest, most miserable experience," Mr. Shannon said.

"The most miserable experience of my life," he told a reporter afterward.

"It was the most miserable experience I've ever had," he told Conan O'Brien.

It was the same under Labour: one MP told me that it was the most miserable experience of their life, always on the edge of a career advancement that never comes, constrained from speaking out but holding fire in the hope that one day they could have a real voice as a minister themselves.

"Government is doing a lot better, we have always got to learn from every single flood and realise it's the most miserable experience for people to have their homes flooded, and it's very damaging to the economy as well," he added.

Cancer is a heinous, vile, and taxing menace that is the most miserable experience in the world, and yet cancer, is the greatest thing that ever happened to me.

This is glorious sport, simultanenously a privilege to watch and one of the most miserable experiences of my life.

That we now have the means to make the most miserable experiences more tolerable should not be an excuse not to reduce the misery of those experiences.

"We started thinking this is going to be fun, and it turned into one of the most miserable experiences I have ever been through," Ms. Taufner said.

During the Occupation he was accompanist for a singing class at the Conservatoire and was appointed chef de chant at the Opéra – preparing Hans Pfitzner's Palestrina in 1942 was one of the most miserable experiences of his life.

Standing in a parking lot, buckling your child into his car seat becomes the single most miserable physical experience of both of your lives.