Amid the hooting and insults and threats from the mob, he made the dreadful transit from the place Misere to the place Saint-Jean.
These phenomena, again, are not the indication of a misere psychologique, as Janet thinks.
They indicate nomisere psychologique--quite the contrary, and I will state the reasons why.
We then knelt down and, we said together a chaplet to invoke the power of the Virgin Mary, after which we recited Psalm li: ‘Misere mihi.
See the preface of the German translation of Misere de la philosophie, 2nd ed.
In Brussels he published his second great work, La Misere de la philosophie, a sharp rejoinder to the Philosophie de la misere ou contradictions economiques of J.
Marx's "Misere de la Philosophie" indicates the culmination of the fist phase of his creative work.
Marx embodied the result of these studies in the criticism directed against Proudhon in his "Misere de la Philosophie" (Poverty of Philosophy), published in 1847.
And by Maffei, in the Merope: Tu disciogleste Queste misere membra e tu le annodi.
Further than this, he may call an open misere, or misere ouverte, thereby undertaking not only to lose all the thirteen tricks, but to expose his own cards on the table as soon as the first trick is played to and turned.
With {149} it we reach the limit of ordinary calls; but it should be said that the misereouverte is double the price of the ordinary misere, and the abondance declaree double the price of the ordinary abondance.
It is essential, after a misere is defeated, that the opposing hands be instantly exposed to prove that no revoke has been made.
There are in this case no over or under-tricks, the misere having to be played right out to win, and being defeated directly the caller has to take a trick.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "misere" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
