Sentence examples for fairly unhappy from inspiring English sources
If Cleveland remains fairly unhappy today, why do some people still move there?
But 23% said they were "fairly unhappy" and 21% that they were "very unhappy", with 39% neither happy nor unhappy.
Hamilton looked fairly unhappy about being third, trying to smile professionally but clearly feeling that he had not done the essential to win the most coveted race of the season.
Quinn Cassavale (whom Schoolhouse audiences have also seen in "Dancing at Lughnasa," "Dinner With Friends" and other shows) is attractive and initially very likable, but she already seems fairly unhappy when she meets Joe at a corporate party, where part of his job is to hire prostitutes for a visiting potentate and his entourage.
When people are discussing what might happen at the end of their favourite American series and you interject with, "Well, X marries Y and Z dies, while A, B and C leave to set up a nursery in Nepal," you get some fairly unhappy reactions.
This scale consists of the following verbal descriptions of different states of happiness: (1) completely unhappy, (2) very unhappy, (3) fairly unhappy, (4) neither happy nor unhappy, (5) fairly happy, (6) very happy, (7) completely happy.
Season One had a fairly simple storyline of a somewhat unhappy family who unwittingly move into a haunted house.
Litotic interpretations tend to be asymmetrical: an attribution of "not happy" or "not optimistic" will tend to convey a contrary (in this case "rather unhappy" or "fairly pessimistic"), while no analogous virtual contrariety is normally signaled by "not sad" or "not pessimistic", which are usually understood as pure contradictories.
There were two happy endings and two unhappy ones, a fairly typical outcome for a typical day in the life of a bedbug-sniffing puggle.
The bottom line is that their complaint stayed fairly private, although research showed that unhappy customers told, on average, about 10 others about their experience.
