Sentence examples for feature unhappy from inspiring English sources

Set in Kansas, Texas, and elsewhere in the Southwest, the stories in Nelson's fifth collection feature unhappy characters facing down their problems through self-medication, marital affairs, and other reckless but ordinary behaviors.

Handler also warned readers not to read or purchase the Snicket books because they featured unhappy beginnings, middles, and endings.

Their plays featured trapped, unhappy wives, though Vanbrugh's and Congreve's horror at the notion of sexual fidelity was probably as strong as their sympathy for women.

Many books featuring interestingly unhappy young people have been published since "The Catcher in the Rye," of course, and some of them were written by people who no doubt regarded Salinger as a model and an influence.

Spool has supplanted Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant as her favourite novel because while the latter featured a fundamentally unhappy family, her latest novel features a functioning, happy one.

There was no sign of them but one unhappy feature of Blair's and Margaret Thatcher's legacy is that Britain now has 120 billionaires.

If Ramsay ever tires of feature films about unhappy humans, she could surely make it big in documentaries about insects or mice.

The live-action film will see Grumpy star as an unloved cat in a mall pet store who is never picked for a new forever home due to her permanently unhappy features.

IM The New House, by Lettice Cooper (Persephone, £10) It's tempting to describe Rhodes Powell, the 30-plus, stay-at-home daughter of a widowed mother, as Brookner-esque, even though Lettice Cooper wrote this wonderfully understated novel several decades before Anita Brookner mapped the defining features of quietly unhappy middle-class women.

Determine what features you feel unhappy about so you can work on balancing them out.

Unhappy families featured prominently; so did alcohol and absent fathers.