Sentence examples for though miserable from inspiring English sources

I don't think it's mere sentiment to demonstrate that the author of the odes and sonnets, though miserable, obscure, and disappointed, lived, at times, in scenes of the most intense beauty.

Both these internal and external changes were wrenching, breaking out of my comfortable, though miserable, box.

For the workers, though, it is miserable work, sitting at screens in dingy rooms facing a blank wall, with windows covered by bars, and sometimes working through the night.

You may be slightly miserable, though, so either take it or leave it.

Though utterly miserable, it never occurred to him to complain to his parents, or attempt to run away, because boarding school was then a fact of life.

We only drew that game, though, so everyone was miserable whereas they will be happy tonight".

The weather can be a bit miserable though.

Secretly, though, she's miserable, ruled by guilt, exhaustion, perfectionism and fear.

I read Stendahl's 'The Charterhouse of Parma' and 'The Red and the Black.' Even though I was miserable, I was eating up every word in those books.

Which isn't to say that I was thoroughly miserable, though I was thoroughly miserable; the hours and days sat talking, allied to such incredible absurdity, meant a good deal of laughter.

There's just one snag: the critters don't want his charity because, even though they're miserable, they'd rather organise their own jailbreak and save themselves.