Sentence examples for real miserable from inspiring English sources

"It's real miserable," Ms. Sylvas said.

A lot of people with a lot of money are real miserable.

I was in the midst of my first real job and miserable.

Of course, a real and patently miserable woman lived inside that marvelous concoction of flesh and light, and Oates intends "Blonde" to describe that woman's experience.

"Crazy Ex Girlfriend" follows protagonist Rebecca Bunch (played by Bloom), an ambitious but miserable real estate lawyer who runs into an old summer camp boyfriend, Josh, on the street and decides to follow him across the country.

And then there is "Sullivan's Travels," Preston Sturges's impish tale of a Hollywood director who sets out to make a serious movie about real-life poverty and misery only to discover that real people, however poor or miserable they may be, want laughter and escapism.

When we see it introduced early on as the only real friend of the miserable North Korean defector Seung-chul (played by Mr. Park), we can be pretty sure that it will be used to manipulate our emotions cruelly before the film is over.

But one of the publicity problems it faces is a history of enterprises that start by making high-minded claims about patents and end up making life even more miserable for real inventors and entrepreneurs.

And yes, it only makes it worse when you know that there are people starving and homeless who have real cause to be miserable.

If sex on screen were in any way representative of what sex is like in real life, it'd be miserable to watch.

A few night games were miserable, but the real impact was on the layers of clothing worn by Brazilian fans, who normally dress as if they were at the beach at Ipanema.