The phrase "a unsatisfied" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an unsatisfied" because "unsatisfied" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "She felt an unsatisfied longing for adventure in her life."
Alternatives: "a discontented" or "an unfulfilled".
Is the heartsickness of unrequited love a result of an unsatisfied emotional longing or a temporary chemical imbalance in the endocrine system?
Its opening stages are slow and underpowered, as Jupp fantasises about the hot-tub he'll be slipping into post-show, and weaves an attenuated anecdote about an unsatisfied punter at a recent Lincolnshire gig.
If you like romance, have fun being dismissed as an unsatisfied housewife, a hopeless naïf hoping to score "relationship advice," or a mentally-unstable individual unable to differentiate fiction from reality.
Their protest is "a sign of an unsatisfied demand for greater democracy," says Marta Lagos, who runs the Latinobarómetro opinion polls.
Shifting from one organization to the other is a characteristic of an unsatisfied employee.
In particular, the problem of identifying potential plan failures in a plan is difficult, since there are often many sources of plan failure, both for failures due to an unsatisfied condition of a plan and failures due to goal conflict.
Branson received a similar letter from an unsatisfied flier in 2009, which went viral for its tongue-in-cheek depiction of the less-than-stellar in-flight food on a Virgin flight from Mumbai to London.
These repressed mental contents are typically sexual or aggressive urges or painful memories of an emotional loss or an unsatisfied longing dating from childhood.
He has put his finger on a void in contemporary architecture, an unsatisfied hunger for buildings whose personalities are both strong and interactive.
The likelihood of spreading negative stories about your company is decreased when an unsatisfied customer immediately reaches a helpful customer service agent who offers empathy and offers to quickly and diligently resolve the matter.
