Sentence examples for distinctly unhappy from inspiring English sources
He was in a distinctly unhappy mood.
Ancelotti was distinctly unhappy on the touchline as the home side attacked in numbers.
But for others, the test flight was viewed as a distinctly unhappy event.
With more knowledge at their fingertips, Americans are distinctly unhappy about the value for money delivered by medical care.
Mr. Stewart had an interesting vigor and fierceness in "Calcium Light Night," where Petra Adelfang, blurring her footwork, looked distinctly unhappy in her role.
Porton found that the men were distinctly unhappy and depressed afterwards, emotions that were combined with a "feeling of reduced mental alertness and a tendency to social withdrawal".
A sneak peek in this teaser sees a dishevelled and distinctly unhappy-looking Tyrion tumble from a wooden crate and stare out angrily.
Collins was clearly unhappy.
Writing in the Guardian, Andrew Brown was distinctly underwhelmed ("Wallander is unhappy for some weeks, and then he decides he will always be unhappy. Life continues"), calling for an editor's red pen to cut through the gloom.
