Sentence examples for real misery from inspiring English sources
"We are living a real misery".
Jones is a real misery guts.
Real misery, he said, was living "in those Anglo-Saxon hells.
The real misery of that awful weekend came afterward when my girlfriend and I tried to escape from Boston.
But for all the hysterical, inconsequential misery Frankie bemoans in her life, there's a sense of real misery underlying it.
It would be wrong for the chancellor to have cut harder to meet those targets, and cause real misery.
More than just a delightful romp through someone's actual, real-life misery, though, Serial is a bespoke, pastel dog whistle for anyone who absolutely cannot stand the self-satisfied "white liberal media" industrial complex the well-meaning yet perpetually enraged section of the internet that loves reminding people how evolved they are.
Elizabethan England ended in a rich cultural harvest and real physical misery for people at the two ends of the social scale, respectively.
"[Some patients were] quite distressed and worried about it so there was some real human misery associated with this in some men who were seriously worried they had recurrent cancer".
It sounds like a plot device from a bad disaster movie, but for vast swathes of North America, the weather phenomenon known as a " polar vortex" has become all too real, bringing misery to millions across the US and Canada, along with the lowest temperatures seen in almost twenty years.
When you ask me to believe that our intervention will bring democracy and eternal happiness to the people of Nicaragua, our intervention in Chile or our previous invasions of Nicaragua come to mind as examples of the real results: misery and despotic governments.
