Sentence examples for was rather miserable from inspiring English sources

In those who had experienced severe difficulties accessing care, a few participants felt unwilling to disclose the negative effects of pharmacological treatment to physicians over fears of medication being withheld ("I got quite bad [side effects], but I didn't want to tell the GP that because any excuse, I felt any excuse they'd have to stop the meds…so that was rather miserable for a time" P3).

I think the Labour party are being rather miserable about this".

The last 10 months, almost ever since they beat Chelsea  3-1 in that dramatic Champions League quarter-final first leg, have been rather miserable for PSG.

Then you go for a swim in the eveningtime before you go to bed, and we get a great evening breeze, though there were a couple nights that were rather miserable.

It's a film that I made over the winter -- English winters being rather miserable, I decided to try something a bit different, and close to where I live on the English coast, there is an old lighthouse that's been there since 1792, and it's closing down later this year -- partly because there's less need for lighthouses now, because of satellite navigation.

It is a rather miserable, undignified end to a band who fell together at school, made their name with a sophisticated pop sound and achieved what they did with a rare class.

It's probably for the better, really: while interacting with a floating screen seems futuristic and fun, the absence of any sort of tactility would be a rather miserable user experience.

"To be honest, I think it's getting worse," Lindstrøm replies, sounding rather miserable.

"I'm miserable, just miserable.

It's emblazoned with a rather miserable-looking Adolf Hitler.

The frosting will melt and make your experience rather miserable.