Sentence examples for generate unhappiness from inspiring English sources
A tone of urgency will likely be met by resistance and generate unhappiness.
Fox News' decision last week to limit the first Republican debate to the top 10 performers in national surveys generated some unhappiness from party leaders and candidates.
The complaints mirror general unhappiness with inflation here.
Mr. Spitzer's unhappiness generated its own collateral damage.
What's more, in the chase for fame and fortune, I generated enormous stress, unhappiness, frustration, and anxiety for myself... as well as resentment toward those who had what I was chasing.
He said: "Switching off Radio 1 or Radio 2 in particular would generate a huge swath of public unhappiness.
They interlock and pump away to produce a lacy mix while Sweet Micky uses his quietly virtuosic voice to sing about the party he is generating and about the unhappiness of exile.
For patients it may create a frustrating dependence on primary care consultations which generates ambivalence, alienation and unhappiness with medical contact [ 8].
"And they are also sensitive to, and aware of, I'm sure, about the unhappiness that is generated in the United States among the American people and in the Congress about these high oil prices".
The other spectre that haunts liberal economics – other than the lingering unhappiness that its happy-clappy consumerism generates – is the broaching of planetary boundaries for survival.
