Sentence examples for exceptionally unhappy from inspiring English sources

Many scientists describe the postdoctoral fellowship as an exceptionally unhappy time in their lives.

Stocky and bullish, he looks great on the bridge of a ship or holding off barbarians with a lance but exceptionally unhappy in a bespoke suit.

Although he was not exceptionally unhappy in the lab, he nonetheless took the plunge to leave and to try something else.

(There Are) 50 Ways to Leave Your Enzyme by Benjamin Hemmens, 7 November 2003 Although Benjamin Hemmens was not exceptionally unhappy in the lab, halfway through his postdoc, he decided to take the plunge and try something else.

The film starts with a close-up on an exceptionally unhappy face: an older woman named Janet, played by Imelda Staunton in a classic bit of throwaway.

Exceptionally still.

Unhappy women!

(Unhappy goats).

Fairways are exceptionally narrow.

She's exceptionally bright.

exceptionally strong vocabulary. . . .