Sentence examples for thought miserably from inspiring English sources

"This isn't writing," she thought miserably.

What can he take from me? the painter thought miserably.

Blue like the blueberries in my pie, Bonnie thought miserably.

"Why did they even bother asking me?" I thought miserably on the journey home.

Which is a possibility, I think miserably, that only works if you want a tattoo removed.

And the records Miss Toguri chose were often British rather than American, entertaining the troops without making them think miserably of home.As a nisei, the daughter of first-generation Japanese immigrants, she looked thoroughly Japanese.

On Miss Havisham's orders, Estella visits London and upon meeting Pip coldly bids him get her some tea, while he thinks miserably "that with her I could have been happy there for life.

In the weeks between my visits to Irvington, there had been a spell of exceptionally icy, windy weather, and I had thought of him miserably huddled under the house in the low temperatures.

But the difficulties of the Christian Democrats' anti-foreigner message became evident when Dieter Hundt, the head of the powerful employers' federation, lambasted Mr. Ruttgers' campaign as "poorly thought out and miserably populistic".

And I think Clinton failed miserably on that score".

Art student Mary Cooke refers to Churchill's "overdramatised speeches" which "never inspired" her; Miss E Hill in Northumbria dislikes the "relish" in them for hunting down the enemy; A N Gerrard from Manchester thinks "he fails miserably" when he sounds as if he's writing for posterity.