serab in a sentence

1. do not leave me in this miserable obscurity forever!'!

2. Do not leave me in this miserable obscurity forever!'"

3. You had that miserable childhood so you have something to write about.'

4. "[And] I always look at my miserable face and think, 'Why didn't I just smile?'"

5. "Sometimes people let the same problem make them miserable for years when they could just say, 'So what.'

6. 'You can't compare any two miserable people,' Plato humanely observed, 'and say that one is happier than the other.'

7. When he withdrew into the room again, he said 'Poor creatures!' in a tone of much pity for their miserable condition.

8. Common Sense asks why "revolutionary episodes have failed miserably over the past 30 years", saying that the answer lies in "the most fundamental question of politics – ‘who decides?'".

9. Without suspecting it, a German general succeeded in finding the classic formula for this miserable spinelessness: 'I act only if I can count on fifty-one per cent likelihood of success.'

10. The Salt and Tobacco dues have - as compared with the large sums expected from them - proved miserable failures; nor, with the country in its present state, can any change for the better be expected.'

11. We remember that half a century ago the Great-Russian democrat Chernyshevsky, who devoted his life to the cause of the revolution, said: ‘A miserable nation, a nation of slaves, from top to bottom—all slaves.'

12. I've had young women, and especially middle-aged women, who will tell me, 'I can't even imagine having a sexual relationship because it hurts to even hold my hand,' or 'Forget about sexual contact because it's too miserable to engage in,' or 'There'll be a lot of pain'.