Sentence examples for much less miserable from inspiring English sources

The comfort of strangers has made him quite happy, or at least much less miserable.

"Initially it's a weird sensation, but if you're congested and it washes out some of that stuff, you're much less miserable," said Dr. Rohit K. Katial, a professor of medicine and allergy specialist at National Jewish Health, a respiratory hospital based in Denver.

Your corporate overlords love it when you use that phrase, because it obliterates even the thought of reforming the corrupt system that makes them rich and you miserable, much less overthrowing it.

Maria Zakir "It's excellent, much better (and a lot less miserable) than Wallander; the length gives the characters time to develop... Good subtitling, too".

Because meanness doesn't even make you that much less skint, but what it does make you is miserable.

At the moment neither Labour, struggling under Ed Miliband, nor the Conservatives, presiding over a miserable economy, looks likely to win an overall majority at the next election, much less a comfortable one.

If the new survey shows anything, it is that domestic carriers shouldn't so much be working on making customers' experiences great as they should be focused on making them less miserable.

Basically, it is cold and miserable in much of the United States (forty-nine ofiftyty states had snow on the ground yesterday) and warm and less miserable in southern Russia.

"Inwardness, calm, solitude make us less miserable".

Much, much, much, much less perfect.

There, she is no less miserable, no more fulfilled.