Sentence examples for too miserable from inspiring English sources
Too miserable to comprehend the present, the characters cling to false memories and delusional expectations.
I was too wet, too tired, too miserable to stop moving, fearing I'd never start again.
She didn't go into the barn because it was too miserable in there without Flora.
She didnÂt go into the barn because it was too miserable in there without Flora.
"I tried calorie restriction, but it made me too miserable," he said.
" 'Grades too miserable to discuss,' " Dr. Russell Anderson, the interviewer, wrote, quoting Dean's own characterization of his Yale transcript.
This, too, is miserable, even if your pay is fair.
His meticulous stories were sent to the New Yorker for three decades without success; the editors there thought his material too relentlessly miserable.
He, too, is miserable, but a spark of careerism ignites flames of motivation, and he glibly cruises along, his whole personality a coping mechanism.
"Just after she said it, I said to myself, 'This is such a trap, it's easy to be a saint in an ivory tower, you have the delusion that this is reality.' " Libeskind didn't tell his wife that he was increasingly unhappy at Cranbrook, thinking she enjoyed it, and she didn't tell him that she, too, was miserable.
The therapist says that lack of sex can cause problems in relationships - like, duh - but rather than wondering what kind of life leaves women (it's always women, apparently) too stressed, miserable or resentful for sex, she points the finger at feminism for telling us that our bodies = our choice, then tells us to quit moaning and get on with it.
