Examples of using More miserable in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I can't face the day unless I know he's going to be more miserable than me.
If after we get it, it makes life more miserable, then we know that isn't what we want.
I will always be a little more miserable than you.
at least I will be around people more miserable than I am.
If my crying is ignored, all that happens is that my needs become greater- I get even more miserable.
If my crying is ignored, all that happens is that my needs become greater, and I feel even more miserable.
life in this facility would be more miserable and violent than it already is.
with a shaved head getting weaker and uglier, and more miserable, with no hope in sight.
think if you weren't, Dixon and Annie would be even more miserable.
Harry, he would be more miserable if he knew Sasha manipulated him and lied to him.
There is no more miserable human being than one in whom nothing is habitual but indecision.”- William James.
In case you're wondering, it didn't seem to be a matter of having a longer but more miserable, enfeebled life for the low-fat adherents.
You went to the front early in the morning in a miserable little car with a more miserable little chauffeur who suffered visibly the closer he came to the fighting.
While this is sometimes true, the simple fact is that chemotherapy can cause side effects that can make a person more miserable than the cancer itself.
just made yourself more miserable by seeing again and again that you never have the skills
just made yourself more miserable by seeing again and again that you don't have the experience
Now I'm not sure how one would go about making a janitor's life even more miserable, but what say we start by docking your pay for the cost of this monstrosity.
just made yourself more miserable by seeing again and again that you don't have the experience
I expect I'm not the first person you have heard tell this tale- the“mo' money” I made, the more miserable I became.
old age is in some respects more miserable than ever before.