Sentence examples for violent misery from inspiring English sources

Within days of her 30th birthday, she learned that the Times Square Hotel, a former budget tourist hotel that had stumbled into physical decay and violent misery, had been auctioned and failed to sell.

Her character has a six-year-old daughter and is escaping a violent relationship - more misery - but what won it for Duff was that the characters were fundamentally "good people" and sympathetic.

The problem is, a majority of African immigrants pledging for this kind of protection have weak legal rights, as in most cases they are not running from an immediate violent threat but from misery and deprivation.

They had to field right away, with McCullum then piling on the misery in a violent assault on a bowling attack that had no answers.

1) Humans are by far the kindest, most compassionate, most creative, most violent, most destructive and most misery-inducing animal in the history of the world.

He's often violent, rude and even delights in the misery of his god-fearing neighbour.

The wars led to widespread destruction in Chechnya and spawned a violent Islamist insurgency that created even more misery.

It thinks the number could rise to 100m, meaning misery for them and more violent crimes for others.Millions of children already live rough in towns and cities.

But not before it has given us a bleak picture of the defeated misery of a certain kind of violent man, locked in a prison of his own making.

Simone Weil warns against uprooting people, cautioning that "uprootedness" leads to misery and spiritual lethargy on one hand and to violent efforts to adapt and uproot those not already uprooted.

By the end, she was holed up in the Bowery loft with another violent, abusive man - not a lover but another addict, a comrade in misery.