Sentence examples for As unhappily from inspiring English sources

He departs as unhappily as he entered.

Later, I discovered that Rain Tree Crow had ended as unhappily as Japan: in rancour and dispute.

This romantic tragedy had more violence than the war in Afghanistan itself, and promised to end as unhappily as Shakespeare's original.

When he decided to flee, as a teen-age marine, to what he imagined to be the socialist paradise of Russia, the K.G.B. seemed so bewildered that it sent him off to work in a factory in Minsk, and watched him as unhappily as the American security services did later.

Jeffrey Lloyd-Roberts is sweet and touching as unhappily married Bill, joyously discovering his bisexuality with George von Bergen's picture-perfect Steward.

The two had had bit parts in the 1969 comedy "If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium," but it was in "Husbands" (1970), directed by Mr. Cassavetes, that they, along with Peter Falk, really made an impression as unhappily married men out for a drunken night on the town together.

But it's the kisses shared by Cate Blanchett (as the unhappily married Yelena) and Hugo Weaving (as Astrov, the alcoholic country doctor) that I can't stop thinking about, particularly in the final act.

The other nominees for leading actress in a musical are Stockard Channing, as the unhappily married socialite in "Pal Joey"; Sutton Foster, as Princess Fiona in "Shrek"; Alice Ripley, as the emotionally troubled mother, Diana, in "Next to Normal"; and Allison Janney as the office supervisor, Violet Newstead, in "9 to 5".

Loosely remade from an IAL Diamond screenplay, the film stars Sandler as a single guy who finds posing as an unhappily married man makes him attractive.

It starred Kent Smith as an unhappily married physician who fakes his death in order to start over with a nightclub singer (Ann Sheridan).

The grandness of his mission feels slightly absurd to Earle, and the entire American enterprise comes across as strangely, unhappily contingent.