Sentence examples for pattern of misery from inspiring English sources
Looking across the main terrestrial bulletins, the lone vibrant exception to this pattern of misery and resentment is Channel 4 News, which has already successfully introduced a Saturday edition and next Sunday (albeit in exchange for losing 30 minutes on Fridays) becomes a seven-day operation.
The ruling Socialists in Spain lost painfully to the centre-right opposition, while in Poland, the left was simply crushed, with 75% of the vote going to conservative parties.The pattern of misery for the left was powerful enough to trump the adage that deep recessions punish governments in office.
Soon, a pattern of crime and misery, already associated with OxyContin abuse in states like Maine and West Virginia, unfolded.
With its use of natural speech patterns and unfl inching descriptions of misery and wickedness, it was hugely popular in the 1930s, and continued to be infl uential — Kurt Vonnegut, Joseph Heller and the Doors are among the many who have referred to it in their work — even though Céline was subsequently branded a Nazi sympathiser.
Attempts to vary the pattern are resisted, often at the cost of misery and feuding.There are bitter rivalries between local houses.
Anecdotes of misery abound.
After years of misery, she succumbed.
The shadow transport secretary, Michael Dugher, said passengers had endured "misery on top of misery".
"Those days of misery, anguish".
Such a picture of misery.
