Instead illness, harsh living conditions and a clash of personalities and beliefs led to constant disagreements and unhappiness.
Constant misfortune causes less unhappiness than the roller-coaster ride of uncertainty: Americans' average happiness plunged with the Dow in 2009.
Few countries in Europe can match the evolving unhappiness, the constant reseeding of grievance, that has been the lot of Greece since the War of Independence, in the eighteen-twenties, and you instinctively sense that bitter legacy lurking behind the film; yet the violence of both past and present is largely kept offstage, like a distant gunshot.
Beneath the weighty speculation concerning his future and the constant inspection of his every unhappiness, Patrick Ewing's inflated pride acted as a life preserver last night at Madison Square Garden.
In "Democracy in America," Alexis de Tocqueville was struck by Americans' relentless ambition, which remained high even among the most prosperous and successful citizens, and kept many Americans in a constant state of unrest and unhappiness.
According to Emad, as the occupation ground on, with constant power outages and rampant crime, ordinary unhappiness was turning into a kind of insanity.
LOS ANGELES — For years, President Obama has largely been absent in Hollywood, a point of unhappiness with a community accustomed to the constant doting of Bill Clinton.
The constant push and pull of desire and disdain, satisfaction and utter misery, happiness and unhappiness.
Stress that their constant commentary aimed at bringing down anything around them is a source of stress and unhappiness for you and stifles your ability to move forward in the relationship.
A constant state of panic and worry induced by nothing but your own fears -- a thin veil of unhappiness and doubt separating you from the beauty of life.
