Sentence examples for particularly miserable from inspiring English sources

And I was particularly miserable about Grace".

Perhaps neither of them was particularly miserable.

To this day, if somebody in the Williamson family wants to feel particularly miserable, he or she just mutters A. J. Duhe.

That these things should happen at a celebratory time of year – as is the case with many recent floods – is particularly miserable.

In the end, to the extent that the choice is his, he balks at both; but the absence of resolution makes him feel neither particularly miserable nor free.

On one particularly miserable, rainy Chicago day, following Oscar night, I walked into an audition, and lo and behold, the casting associate at the front desk was a fellow waitress.

The religion teaches much that is good and noble and also, like all faiths, is guilty of crimes against humanity – particularly one miserable half of it.

Quality was miserable, particularly in the interior, which featured tufted faux-suede seats.

Like an alcoholic, I was hiding things to eat in secret, but when I wasn't eating, I felt so miserable, particularly when standing beside models like Mel B in photo shoots".

Particularly when you're a miserable, sarky sod like himself, always seeing the negative side.

If I feel miserable or had a particularly bad day, it's always there for me to watch.