Sentence examples for serious miserable from inspiring English sources

Any expectation that they might be sullen, serious, miserable Factory Records stereotypes was dispelled when Johnson burst into the dressing room singing Cameo's Word Up ("All you pretty laydeez around the world …") with a huge red fire extinguisher between his legs.

But no matter how hard she works to seem anxious or serious or miserable or bereaved, you can't help thinking that whenever she is in the vicinity of a man in a uniform, she's going to tell him she would sure as heck love to see his own Western front.

Surely, on this miserable trajectory, serious illness is next?

Sunderland's players, though, need to answer some serious questions after a miserable second-half in which they conceded four goals.

Ms. Nash got serious about songwriting after one miserable day.

This flexibility, however, may lead to serious over-fitting and hence miserable performance degradation in adverse acoustic conditions such as those with high ambient noises.

Often, a person with suicidal intentions feels she has been trying to tell people for a long time how miserable and how serious she is, but nobody wants to admit it.

Was that your experience?My first serious attempt at hitchhiking was a miserable failure.

Irritation from sanitary products can make you miserable, but far more serious is Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS).

This flexibility, on one hand, leads to very strong discriminative models, and on the other hand, may cause serious over-fitting problems, leading to miserable performance reduction if the training and test conditions are mismatched.

It left the Toffees still searching for their first win at Anfield since September 1999 - and there was never any serious hope they might alter that miserable record on a night of Reds dominance.