Sentence examples for equally unhappy with from inspiring English sources

But he was equally unhappy with the World Bank's obsession with state-driven development.

Guardiola was equally unhappy with what he expects to be the German media's impression of his three years in charge.

"And he loses if he doesn't get a high turnout from folks like me". Ellis says that he knows many people who are equally unhappy with the choices in the race.

Many Conservative and Lib Dem MPs are equally unhappy with their leaders and the direction their parties are heading.

But Zimbabwean Goodwin is equally unhappy with his contract, saying: "I felt I definitely had two years in me".

But Milne's philosophy was something else; the strict empiricism McVittie had earlier revealed (McVittie 1933a) made him equally unhappy with both Milne's rationalism and his hypothetico-deductivism.

For decades our policy toward the North has been similar to our policy toward Cuba -- with equally unhappy results: propping up a nationalistic dictator by giving him a foreign scapegoat for his own failed economic policies.

Equally, unhappy childhoods, even in the absence of violence, were associated with all measures of low well-being (table 3).

Today, the hemmed-in Japanese seem satisfied with the knowledge that everyone around them is equally unhappy.

Thus, if you wish to leave academia because you're unhappy, make sure you avoid non-academic positions that will leave you feeling equally unhappy.

Thousands of ordinary Czechs are equally unhappy to have been robbed.