Sentence examples for some miserable from inspiring English sources

Things began with the infamous premiere, in which some miserable and incredibly violent things happened, slowly and miserably.

"I met some miserable people, too.

But he has come to some miserable end.

It's not some miserable little egg that loudly equates efficiency with self-congratulatory hardship.

Like some miserable Goth kid, his thoughts went straight to hell and made him stronger.

Agreed, some miserable stuff there - but disagree that the standard must necessarily be high.

However, the huge cost was questioned in Westminster, where it was suggested that whenever the government "annexes some wretched, miserable jungle in the centre of Africa, we will be called upon to build a railroad to it".

In drama, trans women were invariably shown as prostitutes or serial killers (think Silence of the Lambs); in entertainment, you would maybe see a drag queen or hear some joke about "waking up with a ladyboy"; and in factual, the best you could hope for was some poor, miserable person sitting in a hospital bed waiting for a designer vagina.

"Why are you laughing?" they demanded again and again, as Cheever tittered at some grindingly miserable memory from his youth, or some cruelty he'd inflicted on his children.

No question, he made some people miserable.

"It kept me warm from some long, miserable Los Angeles periods".