But I also know that we need to face up to the real reasons behind (black and white) working-class unhappiness about immigration.
Parents of public school students, he said, "express unhappiness with class sizes that are too large, the sense that adults in the school system do not know their children, the focus on special education and endless testing requirements, and a general sense of little accountability".
There was a lot of unhappiness in that class over the next few months — some of my peers hated the fact that Denis came in late and left early, read his mail during class, and spoke frankly about his distaste for certain student work.
When she was in 11th grade, her family moved to Seattle, where she channeled unhappiness into modern dance classes at the Cornish College of the Arts.
Such assertions would be no surprise from a political class justifiably concerned about possible taxpayer unhappiness, the continuing economic turmoil and the midterm elections.
The fissures of class, race, age, sexuality and marital unhappiness that already existed among those at the party tear open under the pressure of the incident.
He will match his carefree heroine against a series of people (including a little bully boy in her class) who try to overcome their unhappiness either by behaving as aggressively as possible or by clinging to a fixed moral code.
Outside one, a two-story middle-class home, 11 Iraqi men sat on their haunches, their unhappiness etched on their faces.
What story there is seems to concern the penetration of this world––the elite, remote, cold, and desperate world of the British upper classes, in which refinement at the surface masks cruelty and unhappiness.
"In 'Our Mutual Friend,' Dickens pulls in everything he's ever worked on, from class warfare to problems in education to physical malady and death to the unhappiness of the wealthy," Mr. Varese said.
His unhappiness deepened as he struggled to stay closeted, excel in classes he hated and attend a church that no longer held any appeal.
