Sentence examples for obvious misery from inspiring English sources

His last over went for 25 and when Durham declared they appeared anxious to put him out of his obvious misery.

"I met a young woman, she was kidnapped in the streets of London at 18 and spent five years in Irish brothels, used by too many men to count; men who were quite content to look the other way and pretend not to see her obvious misery".

That's a pretty common sentiment among the residents of Olympic host cities, but to the credit of Krakow's authorities at least they were willing to listen to their constituents, and quickly put the bid out of its obvious misery.

But this is no misery memoir, despite its obvious miseries, including a childhood featuring eight children (Moran was the oldest) chaotically crammed together in public housing.

His training just came within the era when genuine mercy-killing - in the sense of ending obvious, terminal misery or withdrawing painful, but life-supporting, treatment - was a more accepted, if unspoken, part of a GP's life.

It's obvious Cameron believes the causes of human misery are everything but poverty.

Amid all this misery, Boko Haram is the most obvious explanation for what has gone wrong.

In sum, "motels provide an obvious haven for those who trade in human misery".

After two weeks of radiation, it became obvious that the treatments were only adding to his misery, not relieving it -- every touch, every movement seemed to hurt him -- and he was no longer able to get out of bed.

Justine Roberts, Mumsnet chief executive said: "We haven't taken advertising from legal loan sharks for some months now as it has become obvious from our forums that payday loans can cause misery for families.

The strategic importance, internal miseries and governing oddities of North Korea are obvious and frequently in the news.