Sentence examples for say misery from inspiring English sources
They Say Misery Loves Company.
"They say misery loves company, and we are miserable," Allen told Pro Football Talk.
"They say misery loves company, but you don't want set a tone in the office," Ms. Rosenberg said.
"Hi again" says misery's Robin Hazelhurst.
I remembered how Shakespeare's Trinculo says, "Misery acquaints a man with strange bedfellows".
(Whoever said "misery loves company" had never been to a car rental office in Manhattan on a Friday night in July).
As usual, let's hear from the constructors: In "The Tempest," the jester Trinculo is forced to take shelter from the storm with the beastly Caliban; when he says "misery acquaints a man with strange bedfellows," he means it literally.
They say that misery loves company.
Its subject becomes, say, undeserved misery — which does happen.
I'd say that misery is in the head.
People gravitate toward positive, engaging personalities as opposed to grumpy, stand offish folks; and while it's said that misery likes company, misery is easily enthralled by bubbly, cheerful and uplifting personalities that give everyone something more positive to aspire to.
