misfortune造句怎么写

They lacked, in a certain measure, the majesty of their misfortune.

There are three ways in which a ruler can Bring misfortune upon his army:--

Whatever life has given me, be it poverty, hunger, misfortune or tragedy, for me, they are treasures.

This, my friends, is called a "wet burp"; an explosive near-vomit experience guaranteed to gross out anyone who has the misfortune to be floating around with you.

To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: One deadly explosion while extracting fossil fuels may be regarded as a misfortune, but two within a month looks like carelessness.

She was a fan of Thabo Mbeki, although, she says drily, "he had the misfortune to be an intellectual" and had "the enormous fault" of being in denial about the Aids crisis.

It has been Marx's misfortune that what he wrote as a tract for The times has been taken (by his supporters) as eternal truth or (by his critics) as an attempt thereat.

I eat a bunch of raisins for my breakfast, a piece of the goat's flesh, or of the turtle for my dinner broil'd; for to my great misfortune, I had no vessel to boil or stew any thing; and two or three of the turtle's eggs for my supper.

A great misfortune befell him.

To Bring down misfortune to the nationals

In a sense, Lehman's misfortune was not to have hit trouble earlier.

Why call me Naomi? The LORD has afflicted me; the Almighty has brought misfortune upon me.

No matter how cruel the destiny treats one with tribulation and misfortune, it will correspondingly treat him with happiness and sweetness.

On the floor of the gallery displays606" misfortune god" statues from a religious statues recycling center in Hsinchu county of northern Taiwan.

Four times he had his hands on that rich treasure and four times it wasted to nothingness in his fingers as sleep forsook him and wakefulness brought back the hard reality of his misfortune.

And how did this misfortune occur?

Much humor, she notes, is based on superiority - laughing at the well-deserved misfortune of idiots.

Life, misfortune, isolation, abandonment, poverty, are the fields of battle which have their heroes; obscure heroes, who are, sometimes, grander than the heroes who win renown.

rave about one's misfortune

Heretofore in this country sudden crises of misfortune have been met by a mobilization of social power.

It is said to be an omen of misfortune.

While some of the emails that landed in my inbox were touchingly kind and generous, many were downright grasping, as young women seized the chance to cash in on another woman's misery and misfortune.