Sentence examples for reason for misery from inspiring English sources
There was no particular reason for misery — at this juncture of his life, at least.
One reason for the misery is that half-decent terrestrial music shows have always been thin on the ground.
By Robert Nathan The New Yorker, October 27, 1934 P. 17 A Bohemian count decides that the reason for the misery of the world is the Jews.
Is geography the main reason for continued misery in the industrial North, and if so, does that mean that new managers, from McClaren to Sam Allardyce, are doomed from the start?
After she took over the leadership of the BSP, Mayawati embarked on a political strategy that involved co-opting upper-caste Brahmans this despite having earlier identified the upper castes as the reason for the misery of the lower castes.
He began to speak: If there were reason for these miseries, Then into limits could I bind my woes.
"I know that sounds like a bad thing, but when mildly depressed you wallow in your emotions, you search for reasons for your misery".
But while there are many reasons for the misery in the agricultural economy, perhaps Mr. Moore's greatest adversary is himself -- and all the other farmers and ranchers like him who have figured out how to increase the output of their land.
The government is giving this idea more attention than it deserves.There are good reasons for the companies' misery.
In A Dream Play, the daughter of the god Indra acquires earthly form in order to understand the reasons for humanity's misery.
