Sentence examples for worst of being from inspiring English sources

"The worst of being unbearably alone was that you had to bear it — either that or you were sunk," he muses.

Mr Museveni's critics accuse him at best of overreaching himself, at worst of being a military adventurer, bent on establishing an empire of ethnic Tutsis in the Great Lakes region.

They tend to be lone wolves who suffer marginalisation, branded at best eccentrics, accused at worst of being traitors, in order to demean and degrade what they write and broadcast.

Going to bed, the heroine Kitty kicks off her shoes and thinks "That was the worst of being so large; shoes were always too tight – white satin shoes in particular".

It came as a cosmic coincidence, of course, that the two stories hit the top of the sports news in New York at roughly the same time, representing the best and worst of being a sports fan in New York, all swirled into one incongruous parfait.

The worst of being a single parent is constantly thinking, 'I can't give you what I want to give you.' " Rowling named her daughter after Jessica Mitford, sister of Nancy, author and avowed communist, whose autobiography Rowling read as a teenager.

And the worst of is it that you can't necessarily trust the numbers being put out by the country.

They think the worst of it is being locked up.

But the worst of all is being involuntarily bumped.

Worst of all is what's called a "cassoulet".

The worst of it is, their shows are rubbish.