Sentence examples for Slightly unhappy from inspiring English sources
Outside the office, living in a bad flat with a bad boyfriend, she is "slightly unhappy constantly".
"When we don't hit our expectations," he added, "our brain doesn't just get slightly unhappy, it sends out a message of danger or threat".
He says the Blackadder set was often stressful, with a number of people slightly unhappy about what was going on and who was saying what and to whom.
When he was asked how he managed to balance all of the competing interests at play in each year's applicant group—a frequent question he said that his goal was to leave every special interest group only slightly unhappy.
Feeble joke, but funny.' He says the Blackadder set was often stressful, with a number of people slightly unhappy about what was going on and who was saying what and to whom.
If somebody notices room for improvement or is slightly unhappy with the service or product they receive, but are not presented with the opportunity to feed this back, they are unlikely to return.
This was one of those Bucket List moments, the chance, as Amstell might observe, to die slightly less unhappy.
Her technique is simple: start with some free writing ("hotpenning" is the racier name in the States, apparently), move on to editing and then hone and chip away until you're slightly less unhappy with what you've got.
Then a colleague, slightly frantic and unhappy, calls on the telephone to inform the participant that the boss is corrupt.
Her gaze was slightly off center, vague, unhappy, possessed.
