Sentence examples for physical misery from inspiring English sources

The uniforms, flak jackets, military gear and helmets they must wear only increase their physical misery in the hot weather.

What they bring back is not my fleeting physical misery but the chastened sense of having glimpsed another world.

Elizabethan England ended in a rich cultural harvest and real physical misery for people at the two ends of the social scale, respectively.

A drug "to forget", heroin put an end to physical misery and sent users floating off on a cloud, well away from reality.

For the first time in ages, the coach cabin will offer a degree of comfort instead of varying degrees of physical misery.

Yet there was a twist, because physical misery was not the end point, as it might be in the infantry, but the starting point.

Why live to 100 if those last years will be marred by physical and emotional misery?

And Normandy saw Maupassant's peasants squelching around in physical and mental misery.True to this tradition, the rain never seems to stop in Franz-Olivier Giesbert's "La Souille" (Grasset, FFr120), which the author dedicates to "ma Normandie".

Despite the physical setbacks, that misery that had once bowed him over is all gone.

I really have the impression that I was playing him, that he was the woman, that he was going through that misery, the physical condition, the panic attacks".

C.S. Richardson's The Emperor of Paris demonstrated how art in this case, paintings in the Louvre and the stories the two central characters invent around them—helps to sustain them through great misery, both physical and mental.