Sentence examples for sort of miserable from inspiring English sources

So he was sort of glad and sort of miserable at the same time".

"After a while," she said, "I felt vaguely sick and sort of miserable all the time.

By Saturday night I was in danger of sinking into a sort of miserable hourly drink-pee-weigh cycle.

Sure there must be bad people in Naples, too, but the sort of miserable low lifes you find everywhere if you look hard enough.

"It seems to me," Ms. Presler said, "that when you formalize an analysts' top-picks fund, they seem to be sort of miserable".

More evidence of how crazy New Yorkers are, and what "slaves of NY" they must be to put up with this sort of miserable lifestyle and abuse to have the right ZIP code.

"I was kind of miserable.

"It was kind of miserable around here".

There I was, this sort of lesbian-looking, miserable teen, standing in front of a church full of old women and Mary.

But the incident reminded me of similar ones in my school days, when I was a fat kid who looked sort of like a miserable shaved teddybear, and the divide I felt with the groups of hard boys who had Adidas trackies and knew how to smoke and had already, at the tender age of 13, achieved tops.

Gnessen also thinks I have become too comfortable (in a miserable sort of way) with being in debt and am, inadvertently, ensuring I stay there.