Sentence examples for undercurrent of misery from inspiring English sources
Ian's face crumpling as he walked into the Vic to break the news to Peter was devastating and an episode where the Beale family silently went about their business with an undercurrent of misery was played so subtly that hearts broke throughout the land.
Up until 2006, she was mainly a purveyor of suburban gothic: she adopted John Cheever's Westchester as her fictional terrain, but where the great short story writer gave the wealthy New York suburb an undercurrent of dread and misery, Homes turned it into a horror film.
Mr. Cogeval has turned up various family dramas, including Vuillard's role in arranging his sister's unhappy marriage to his philandering friend, the painter Kerr-Xavier Roussel, which Mr. Cogeval believes accounts for undercurrents of tension and misery he sees in some pictures of the family silently gathered together.
Anecdotes of misery abound.
"Those days of misery, anguish".
After years of misery, she succumbed.
Such a picture of misery.
The shadow transport secretary, Michael Dugher, said passengers had endured "misery on top of misery".
There were other measures of misery.
Spend two turns in Abyss of Misery.
