Sentence examples for that really miserable from inspiring English sources

I don't want to do it.' But the important thing in that really miserable, if you can say, moment, is I stay strong, and I just went for my shots.

It is perhaps somewhat akin to how I feel during a particularly disastrous run of results from the England football team during a World Cup: you're vaguely aware of an event going on that a lot of people consider to be momentously important and that everyone is really miserable about, yet for all the impact it actually has on my life it may as well have happened 50 years ago.

There are two songs from Lupe's brilliant sophomore work of art that really capture the miserable triumph of Michael Young History's antagonistic voyage, "The Coolest" and "Put You on Game".

I do know that he and Jan had a really miserable time over that.

The ones that don't seem really miserable.

"If you're a marketing manager what would you say? 'OK, I'm going to sell something that makes people feel really miserable.

When asked how you were, did you admit that, actually, you felt really miserable and powerless and, weirdly, kind of guilty?

"I'd just add that law school is a really miserable experience, and that you absolutely should not do it unless you actually want to be a lawyer," said another.

That's a really miserable thing.

"Oh, that trip was really miserable," he said.

At the same time, she notes, there doesn't seem much to be gained from trying to convince the "happy peasant" that, really, he ought to be miserable.