Sentence examples for be really unhappy from inspiring English sources

"They have to be really unhappy in L.A.," she says, "just counting calories all day".

"They must be really unhappy to behave like that," she said.

"I'd be really unhappy with my four-year-old having sex education lessons that were just aimed at girls," said Draper, who is studying for a chemistry MSc at King's College London.

Do they want people to have breakdowns and be really unhappy and accept a political system that doesn't represent them?" Little set up gal-dem as a student in 2015, in response to a lack of diversity at her own university.

So those folks must be really unhappy about, for instance, the sophisticated tracking infrastructure (deployed by companies such as TC's current parent AOL) when they click to accept cookies during a web browsing session — in order to stalk them around the Internet and across their devices with targeted advertising.

You must be really unhappy.

"A lot of parents are really unhappy about it".

I was really unhappy when anything happened to them.

He added, "If you are really unhappy, just leave.

When I get back home, I am really unhappy.

And number three: If you're really unhappy, just leave.