Sentence examples for personal misery from inspiring English sources

Much of what is problematic with divorce law is that divorce must deal with personal misery.

When a database melts down, we absorb the crime, the personal misery, the chaos and terror.

Normally, hacks don't like to make hay out of personal misery.

There was one further casualty but his is a personal misery.

Consider the personal misery for those affected, even in areas not traditionally flood-prone like Manchester and Leeds.

Modernist art (think: Van Gogh transforming personal misery into beauty) sought to redeem the world, he suggested.

Mr. Bloomberg obviously does not bear responsibility for the creation of the indecipherable, huckster financial instruments that resulted in our economic crisis and the litany of personal miseries that followed, but he was one of the country's most impassioned and nurturing supporters of Wall Street during its most ethically unhinged hour.

That moment flickered out not long after it ignited, extinguished by success or (mostly) the lack thereof, along with the usual personal miseries and the seismic socioeconomic shifts that eventually transformed all of downtown, stripping away the dirt and the danger and making it safe for lifestyle lofts and those sashimi samplers.

This latter-day Fin has progressed beyond "his cramped, personal teenage misery and his big, apocalyptic, '60s teenage misery" to become, in his turn, a guardian of yet another lost child.

Complaint, also called plaint, in literature, a formerly popular variety of poem that laments or protests unrequited love or tells of personal misfortune, misery, or injustice.

A thick silence fills the little room crammed with tall metal beds, obscuring the fact that there are 37 men lying shoulder to shoulder, each lost in a personal world of misery.