miserably

I told them not to come here, he thought miserably.

I'm going to look like death for my first day at work, she thought miserably.

I should be used to it by now, she thought miserably.

How easy it would be to break her, she thought miserably.

He thought miserably: you should never have left them here alone.

A hold, he thought miserably, that would last the rest of his life.

With none of his family present, he felt miserably alone.

People have tried for 30 years and they've failed miserably.

And, as has happened many times before, they failed miserably.

Let's face it, he thought miserably, I lost my mind a long time ago.

She simply shook her head and looked up at him miserably.

There is only one way out of it, he thought miserably.

She stood miserably before him, waiting for what would come next.

All Tony did was lower his eyes miserably to the ground.

Suppose something should hit us right now, he thought miserably.

Then they had spent the best part of two years trying miserably to make the marriage work.

She did not live any longer because of what we had done, just ended her life more miserably.

She thought miserably: this is why he wanted us to sleep.

I rolled upon my side and looked up at him, miserably.

The slow hours passed miserably, and not just for us.

Up to now all of his efforts had failed miserably.

She simply nodded her head miserably and turned back to go home.

Why should they live so miserably any longer than is absolutely necessary?

But then, she thought miserably, that was always the way when it came to men - boys.

Even if all meet their obligations, things can turn out miserably.