Sentence examples for extraordinarily unhappy from inspiring English sources
The extraordinary, the thrilling, the transgressive provide automatic glamour, but it takes a brave author to try to describe lives that are so commonplace as not even to be extraordinarily unhappy.
According to the complaint, Mr. Lerner was extraordinarily unhappy with his job at the I.R.S., and ultimately negotiated for a job at a bank while he was responsible for settling an I.R.S. audit of that bank in a tax fraud matter.
Even if we prolong our healthy lives, she writes, our last years are likely to be as full of handicaps as ever: "At 85 or 90 — whatever satisfactions may still lie ahead — only a fool or someone who has led an extraordinarily unhappy life can imagine that the best years are still to come".
The Rolling Stones managed to make fans unhappy as they reunited and then set extraordinarily expensive prices for their tickets.
He stunned me with a long, wrenching, and extraordinarily moving story — the story of his father, the silent former naval officer Eric, and his mother, the dreamy, self-sacrificing, faintly exotic (and secretly part Jewish) Yvonne, and their unhappy marriage.
It's extraordinarily competitive.
This is extraordinarily hard.
