Sentence examples similar to represents miserable from inspiring English sources
The figure also represents a miserable milestone for another neighbour, Kenya, where hundreds of thousands of other refugees from the Somalian conflict and famine are already living in camps.
What should bother us most are not the serial moans about an allegedly boring contest and disappointing candidates, but what they represent: the miserable way in which so much of the story has been reported.
CHICAGO — By the hundreds, mourners filed into the pews of a packed church on this city's South Side on Saturday, clutching one another, weeping and wearing buttons adorned with the smiling face of Hadiya Pendleton, a 15-year-old girl whose death has come to represent the miserable cost of gun and gang violence.
Washington Officials Join in Mourning a Young Shooting Victim in Chicago By the hundreds, mourners filed into the pews of a packed church on this city's South Side on Saturday, clutching one another, weeping and wearing buttons adorned with the smiling face of Hadiya Pendleton, a 15-year-old girl whose death has come to represent the miserable cost of gun and gang violence.
That would be miserable".
Let yourself be miserable.
Torsional malalignment syndrome (TMS), also called miserable malalignment syndrome [1] represents one of the more complex problems that orthopaedic surgeons treat.
And who knows: maybe this kid is absolutely miserable, and the time he spends playing video games represents his only outlet.
