Sentence examples for public misery from inspiring English sources

As he wrote in his "Christian Discourses" of this, the one sheltering interior adequate to his very public misery, "Here in God's house, everything is so still, so safe".

Today they are united in very public misery.

All public-health measures seem at first inadequate to the public miseries they attempt to cure.

But a bleak story that hangs around, even if the bleakness is small in scale, can also add to the public's misery.

Home Office Minister Jeremy Browne said the temporary ban would "protect the public" and prevent "misery".

If left-wing political leaders don't have clear answers for how to build a new economy that provides for human needs, people will do what they've always done: Put their faith in right-wing demagogues -- men who will prey on public fears and misery, and channel them into persecution of the Other -- i.e. of some imagined internal or external scapegoat.

Most Chicagoans say their neighborhood lacks quality public schools, but the misery is lopsided: On the South Side, 71percentt of African-Americans say so.

For a while at least, most would prefer some kind of peaceful coexistence preferably without the spies.Northerners, meanwhile, can look forward to a day of public celebration, despite their misery.

Cleveland's position, while hardly unorthodox — many Democrats and Republicans at the time shared a similar distaste for government intervention — did nothing to endear him to a public weary of financial misery.

Witnesses have included public figures describing their misery at the hands of the tabloids and journalists describing the sometimes outrageous and illegal methods they used to get their stories.

Jon Pareles of The New York Times stated that "Pearl Jam uses its new album...to broaden its music," and added that "most of the album...projects individual misery as public catharsis".