Sentence examples for mostly misery from inspiring English sources
On the Palestinian side, many acknowledge that the uprising has brought mostly misery.
But Just Barely". Well, what do you expect from a place that knows mostly misery?
Yet the British boarding schools that he attended, starting at the age of nine, were mostly a misery.
And both are mostly total misery, but so absolutely fantastic when finally over.
Bolivia's president was forced to resign last month by a majority Indian population that lives mostly in misery, excluded from power, opportunity and anything close to a fair share of national wealth.
Author of some 30 novels, dealing mostly with the misery of the Armenian people.
Sadly most of them are Europeans because help centres are submerged with foreign misery mostly coming from Maghrebian countries.
But mostly I was in misery.
In 1997, she was mauled by one of her shepherds, a 9-year-old male named Hawk; the incident is the subject of a hair-raising, heartbreaking essay in ''Ill Nature,'' which is mostly about Williams's misery at having to put the dog down after the attack.
Unless privileged people give up some of their advantages by fostering certain economic, political, and social changes, the charitable contributions they make here and there to alleviate human misery are mostly about making themselves feel good (Robinson, Globalizing Care: Ethics, Feminist Theory, and International Relations, 1999).
