Sentence examples for get very unhappy from inspiring English sources
"During the 90s I started to get very unhappy about what was happening in the City, and one reason I left NatWest [where he was head of global equities and bonds] was that it was running a full-blooded trading, market-making business, and I felt that was risky.
People get very unhappy when you do badly and they seem to get very happy when you do well". The weeks ahead could culminate in a season of double celebration for Portsmouth with Jackett's side currently third in League One, five points behind second-placed Barnsley with a game in hand and seven games to play.
"And so a lot of his antiwar statements really resonated with the military community, because there are a lot of families of folks deployed who got very unhappy with the President in the 2005-2006 time frame".
Poets usually have very unhappy endings.
You won't get very much money if you look mean or frustrated or unhappy.
(Armchair-psychologist theory: people get very angry at notions which imply they have spent much of their lives needlessly making themselves very unhappy).
"They'd make neighbors very unhappy".
We're not there, we may never get there – I am still very unhappy that many convicted cheats continue to compete – but without a consequence for institutional-level actions how on earth do we expect to make any progress?
I've been competitive with myself and I'm my own worst critic, a terrible critic I am, and unless I get something right, I feel very unhappy.
The last 15 years of my mother's life were very unhappy.' They never got divorced, even though she says 'we used to beg them to.
