Sentence examples for rather miserable from inspiring English sources

Hepburn speaks every known language with fluent geniality, trailing a rather miserable Tracy after her.

I think the Labour party are being rather miserable about this".

Or a narrow, rather miserable, form of social assistance for people in poverty?

"To be honest, I think it's getting worse," Lindstrøm replies, sounding rather miserable.

The article then had some rather miserable views about graduate jobs.

The last 10 months, almost ever since they beat Chelsea  3-1 in that dramatic Champions League quarter-final first leg, have been rather miserable for PSG.

It's emblazoned with a rather miserable-looking Adolf Hitler.

It's upbeat rather than miserable, colourful and light, which is what people are looking for rather than British grey skies.

Many of Washington's mandarins now appreciate the fact that much of the violence in the region arises from popular frustration at political repression rather than miserable economic conditions.But the reality remains far short of the promise: an army cordon kept the World Economic Forum hermetically sealed for a ten-mile radius.

There's so many fun things you can do with people that you do not like, than rather being miserable all day.

Why not congratulate yourself on the good times you enjoyed yesterday rather than being miserable about your today's predicament?