Sentence examples similar to rendering misery from inspiring English sources
Diminished pay and government oversight had rendered the miseries and indignities of investment banking no longer endurable; it was hard enough to will himself to do it when he was making millions.
"People are rendered ferocious by misery," she wrote, "and misanthropy is ever the offspring of discontent".
Seldom has so much human misery been rendered with such beauty and eloquence in these pieces.
All your suppositions about Chekhov's soulful gentility fly out the doors of the Kennedy Center's Eisenhower Theater with this tornadic rendering of a country estate consuming itself in the misery of missed opportunities.
A first novel, told in the voice and mentality of Jeremy Reskin, a high school sophomore whose perception is sometimes wasted on his ordinariness, but who renders well the supreme importance of social distinctions and the misery of teenage self-analysis.
Because if you look closely, it is a perfect snapshot of misery, as if scientists programmed a computer to render the exact dwelling your dad might move into when your mum finally hits him with the divorce.
What do you do at the very moment of stepping from deeply affecting music and pretend suffering into misery which no great composer has laboured over and no singer rendered exquisite?
Her misery creates more misery.
