Sentence examples for damn unhappy from inspiring English sources
The goalposts for middle age have shifted over the decades – people in their late 30s were once included, and today's most generous definitions stretch to 65 – but the U-shaped curve is as good a way of finding its centre as any: I must be in mid-life, because I'm so damn unhappy.
All this pressure to be happy is making us pretty damn unhappy!
(Please, anyone who says that he didn't look damned unhappy to be at some of those debates wasn't watching the same TV.) (MoDo excepted, of course.) There was also the "is he black enough?" storyline which was just dorky, and the cop-out version of actually getting into thornier issues of race.
"Damn," I said to Dale, unhappy that I hadn't been first on Reardon's dating card.
In a later interview, Benitez reflected back on the recording sessions and commented, "She was unhappy with the whole damn thing, so I went in and sweetened up a lot of music for her, adding some guitars to 'Lucky Star', some voices, some magic.
In the wake of a 2-1 qualifying defeat to Honduras, the Sporting News published a damning report which claimed that players were unhappy with Klinsmann's methods.
"I was very unhappy because everyone felt that a Midwesterner was just as bad as any damn Yankee".
"Damn, damn, damn, damn damn!" he bellowed.
Damn corporations, damn government).
