Sentence examples for be a bit unhappy from inspiring English sources

Clijsters wins the second set 6-3 At 30-15, Li sends a loose forehand long, she seems to be a bit unhappy about noise from the crowd mid-point.

Some people were a bit unhappy about that but considering what had happened I think they did OK".

"They were a bit unhappy over the repetition of attempts by [her predecessor] Lee Myong-bak to say: 'If you behave, we will pay you well,'" he said.

I was a bit unhappy about the way it was being sold.

I am a bit unhappy with this formulation, since I worry that it may be somewhat misleading.

Mr Gove told the BBC some Labour local authorities were "a bit unhappy" about the pace of reform, but "the truth is at the moment we're actually providing funding to local authorities and to schools for the same service".

In the words of Moroccan Farida, who takes some distance from her husband "who is a bit unhappy because he has always wished that there may be a future in our country", Future – This is something I'm thinking of, but there's a long way ahead, it's not easy.

I was a bit unhappy when I saw Joe Blanton on the mound.

What no one knows is he was a bit unhappy that there was no retirement recognition.

Professor Seth explained this to me in more detail: "We all have emotional contagion, where if I'm a bit happy, you're a bit happy or if I'm a bit unhappy, you're a bit unhappy.

When challenged by one journalist on whether this was true, he said: "Well, we don't go too far – we might be occasionally a bit unhappy, but we don't think it's a great conspiracy.