A horrible lying swindler can reach great heights of success without ever being held accountable for any wrongdoings, while a person who is giving, caring, and genuinely nice can end up with nothing but pain and misery.
( F) Art is the stored honey of the human soul, gathered on wings of misery and travel.
" She said lo herself as she tried wedding gown, but again he was as silent as ever only his eyes betrayed great misery.
To avoid the abject misery of getting soaked, it features a waterproof hood and large flying saucer-style shield across your shoulders to protect you from raindrops.
Oh ,the bitterness and misery of renown!
However it doesn't have to be nothing but rice cakes and misery.
However it doesn't have to be nothing but rice cakes and misery.
I could not pull myself out of the misery.
The idea that self-imposed periods of daily misery - like freezing cold showers, extreme diets and punishing exercise regimes - will steel you for challenges of a hectic work life isn't whimsy.
Beware of opening it, or thou wilt bring misery on thyself.
Even when you saw others in poverty and misery, you refused to offer them help.
Misery?
I later realized that its human nature to acquire joy of someone else's misery.
Misery?
A horrible lying swindler can reach great heights of success without ever being held accountable for any wrongdoings, while a person who is giving, caring, and genuinely nice can end up with nothing but pain and misery.
A final study showed that students with a greater tendency to underestimate their peers' negative emotions also tended to feel more lonely, less satisfied with life and to ruminate more, thus suggesting that underestimating others' misery could be harmful to our own well-being.
Misery loves company.
Have you heard the saying, "misery loves company", and wondered why?
To wring all we can out of the economic growth model, he said, the world must set aside greed and fear, outdated characteristics of a bygone era of misery.
