Sentence examples for always unhappy from inspiring English sources

"I'm always unhappy with how I did," he says.

"Those who lose are always unhappy," he said.

"I was always unhappy with the trust to begin with," said Whittingdale.

Jack, it seems, was something of a bad seed: always unhappy as a child, always rebellious, alienated, troubled.

My mother, whom I deeply loved, was very depressed, always tired, always unhappy with her life (once declaring "life is the never-ending elimination of dirt").

"I feel a bit obliged, and, again, when I go against what I feel and do what I'm obliged to do, I'm always unhappy".

"He had always been unhappy," Lane recalled.

Liberals have not always been unhappy with the president.

If Detroit was always relatively unhappy, why did anyone live there in the 1940s?

Countries in Europe have always been unhappy in their own way.

The Labour party has always been unhappy about conceding proportionality, as have the Tories.