Sentence examples for mutual misery from inspiring English sources

Even the couple's servants are abandoning their employers to their mutual misery, providing Alice with a nice new piece of bitterness with which to badger her husband.

The mutual misery also brought out the whiners, of course, like a man who began bellowing out his apartment window and into the dark, "I miss my TV.

Finally it's off to Maine for the summer of 2004, where they further contemplate their mutual misery in a spare house owned by a well-known painter and his wife, a poet.

In 1984, on the 100th anniversary of the publication of Huckleberry Finn, Norman Mailer wrote in the New York Times: "Reading [the novel] one comes to realise all over again that the near-burned-out, throttled, hate-filled dying affair between whites and blacks is still our great national love affair, and woe to us if it ends in detestation and mutual misery.

There will already be a sense of relief that the mutual misery that engulfed his time in Liverpool is finally at an end.

It was in eighth grade that Velloza and Borodic -- running back and quarterback, respectively -- met for the first time and bonded over their mutual misery: Velloza was idled with a broken ankle in a skateboarding accident, and Borodic was sidelined with a broken arm while playing football.

Nor, of course, would be the inner circle of Hillary Clinton's advisers be in such a state of misery and mutual finger-pointing as it is now.

"It's a goddamned blood bath to no end save misery and mutual death to all civilized values," he wrote his parents in March 1945.

But the underlying issue here is the marriage of mutual dependency and inevitable misery that Rodriguez and the Yankees are locked into, till the death of his $275 million contract (after the 2017 season) do them part.

But the underlying issue here is the marriage of mutual dependency and inevitable misery that Rodriguez and the Yankees are locked into, till the death of his $275 million contract (after the 2017 season) do they part.

Locked in mutual hatred and contempt, they are intent on causing each other misery.