Sentence examples for perhaps the most miserable from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most miserable tale has been on the Isle of Skye where the St Swithin's Day myth came true.

It was only a year ago that the Jets were still reeling from the Brett Favre fiasco, which means perhaps the most miserable football man anywhere is the coach of that fiasco, Eric Mangini, writes Steve Politi of The Newark Star-Ledger.

The most miserable were in southern India.

It was the most miserable time of my entire life".

It's the most miserable time of the year.

"The most miserable people in this place are moderate Republicans".

Certainly the most miserable times are the most fun to read about it.

"At that moment, they look like the most miserable people in the world.

I went to Louisville and probably had the most miserable summer — other than Dillon being born".

The most miserable people I know are those who don't have to work.

I should have fled: it was the most miserable weekend of my life.