Sentence examples for true misery from inspiring English sources

She has the slapstick verve of the "Broad City" chicks; she also has the brass to delve into the true misery of Andy Daly's "Review".

As you do not travel by it, you will not understand the true misery of having to use it to travel to and from work.

It takes true misery, or a shtick they are sticking to, to sniff out an inexorable downfall about any New York team other than the Jets, or maybe the Knicks.

Garland pours all sorts of conflicting ingredients into the song and into her performance over all: nervous energy, genuine delight, false cheerfulness and a few shadowy doses of true misery.

The sciatic nerve runs down the leg like an expressway, and just as a fender-bender in Jericho can ruin traffic along the Long Island Expressway to Ronkonkoma, the nerve in distress can turn life's little annoyances into true misery.

Only Saints fans will know the true misery and the pangs of regret that have engulfed them with each of the 27 trophies Ferguson has greedily accumulated for Aberdeen and Manchester United.

Midway, though, the film changes tack; now the recipient of covert, digitally shot footage shot by embedded journalists, Moore is able to reveal the true miseries of the situation in Iraq, as experienced by both sides.

The source of his truest misery, though, was Life Sciences 1a. "I got by in high school without ever having to study that much or work very hard, so Harvard and that class in particular were a rude awakening," Meyer recalled in an e-mail message.

His "idea of misery," true to form, was "to be separated from Maman".

"The numbers hide the true extent of misery for prisoners and families – and for staff, who have been given the impossible task of keeping people safe in overcrowded prisons starved of resources.

One need add only a sunburn to plumb the true depths of midsummer misery.