Sentence examples for vaguely miserable from inspiring English sources
She looks vaguely miserable and poorly rested.
To me, there has always been something vaguely miserable about bathing.
You are allowed to be vaguely miserable, but not to sob your heart out for two days, because everybody will lose patience".
But good manners only went so far, and Mr. Richter described himself as "vaguely miserable" until he began studying film at Chicago's Columbia College and taking improv classes with Del Close, a mentor to John Belushi and Bill Murray.
"After a while," she said, "I felt vaguely sick and sort of miserable all the time.
The vague test reveals that he is miserable, which leads him to agree to pay the church to make him happy again.
Kiriam sat down on one of the mats and buried her face between her knees, vaguely aware of the others crowding and jostling into the cramped space, but too miserable to care.
Carville has fallen hard between the two stools of specificity and universality: we don't find out enough about the characters to care about their miserable lives, but the larger points he may be making remain vague.
Mexicans, Latinos and all vaguely brown folks were attacked in the streets, violence along the border picked up, and work strikes and stoppages made life miserable.
