Sentence examples for total misery from inspiring English sources
The phrase "total misery" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to express a state of extreme unhappiness, suffering, or despair. Example: After losing her job and her home, she was left in total misery.
It's striking that there's something about this very strangeness that distracts its participants from total misery.
Davey is resigned to those who are about to experience total misery making a lot of noise.
Maugham and Syrie had a daughter, Liza, and moved from grander house to grander house, in total misery, Maugham finding relief only in his exotic travels with Haxton.
"I respect Graeme Smith greatly (he'll be delighted to know this)," says Steven Pye. "He is a tough cricketer, an impressive captain, but must he make my life a total misery?
Sky News said other posts in the dossier included: "I hope that the McCanns are living in total misery," and "I want to see them smashed up the back of a bus or trampled by horses".
"Travelling round the country, I've seen first-hand the total human misery this disease causes for farmers and their businesses," wrote Raymond, a Pembrokeshire farmer.
After this experience, especially the last months of the war, and the collapse and the total physical misery -- hunger, death everywhere -- I barely spoke for a year," he said.
I visited a Death Cafe pop up in East London in 2012 and was amazed by the warmth, humour and total lack of misery I encountered there.
To me the place is full of misery.
And as Israel and Egypt maintain a near total blockade against Gaza, the misery deepens by the day.
