Sentence examples for sustained misery from inspiring English sources

The sustained misery at the refugee camp was something of a Pakistani protest against the withering interest of the world.

Pakistan, like many other nations, is tired of being a repository for refugees, and the sustained misery at Jalozai is entirely intentional.

Of course, we can fit an occasional bout of even extreme suffering into an otherwise happy life (see Peg O'Connor's recent post on William James and the "misery threshold"), but there's a level of sustained misery that wipes out happiness.

But there is no prestige in pursuing monetary policies that sustain economic misery.

Conversely, the Arab youth, who similarly claim that they are representing the "99 percent", saw the root cause of their socioeconomic misery, lack of freedom and injustices to be the authoritarian governments that created and sustained the conditions for their misery.

(Uncle Arms wants to bolster his own pageant, whose winners are predicated on the amount of misery they have sustained).

He was sustained "in times of the greatest misery or danger" by his dream of finding "the woman for whom he had been made".

But it is sustained by local factors including wild terrain, economic misery, tribal divisions and the weakness of the Yemeni state, battered by the Arab spring and the threat from secessionist movements.

This horrendous view for making profit out of misery of patients can no longer be sustained or tolerated.

C.S. Richardson's The Emperor of Paris demonstrated how art in this case, paintings in the Louvre and the stories the two central characters invent around them—helps to sustain them through great misery, both physical and mental.

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein's monster, inspired by Tambora's terrifying storms, embodied the fears and misery of global humanity during this transformative period, the most recent sustained climate crisis the world has faced.