Sentence examples for face unhappiness from inspiring English sources

And in Le Figaro, Dominique Borde said he followed the story on Ms. Rampling's face, "unhappiness playing on her wrinkles, her lips tightened with reserve, her eyes looking away, perhaps into herself".

In Britain, it has come down to a test of Prime Minister David Cameron's resolve, and his political fortunes, as he tries to hold firm to his stringent budget in the face of public unhappiness.

This continued support for Jardine in the face of growing unhappiness towards Bodyline bowling came with some reservations, as the President and Secretary of the M.C.C. met Jardine for discussions prior to his appointment.

"Who's next?" she asks after the first man is through, her face a mask of unhappiness and her actions obviously coming from some self-destructive compulsion.

A few support the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF another rebel group seeking a "fairer" Ethiopia, meaning a shift of power from Mr Zenawi and his fellow Tigrayans, who account for, at most, 7% of the population, but who have dominated the government and the economy since taking power in 1991.Mr Gelchu's defection puts a face to the deep unhappiness in the non-Tigrayan bits of Ethiopia.

If given the help, support, love, affection, and understanding necessary, people with autism won't face a life of unhappiness scaling to near-suicidal depression.

The youth considered their quality of life to be poor and limited due to confinement in the camps, the limited work opportunities, the aid dependency, the unclear future and the boredom and unhappiness they face.

Pain, fear and shame, happiness and unhappiness are faced up to and anatomised- not dismissed, but not allowed to rule, either.

Sometimes my parents can give him and me a lot of pressure, they may not directly say about it, but they are grumpy and their faces and show their unhappiness.

Now that their economies are slowing, they face the prospect of mounting unhappiness as people lose jobs and hope.

For some, it may be just another mundane aspect of work life — putting on a game face to hide your inner unhappiness.