Sentence examples for more than unhappy from inspiring English sources

More than unhappy.

Some of the seniors will be more than unhappy.

Maura Casey, a Times reader and a former member of The Times editorial board, was one of the readers who was unhappy with a question posed Sunday in the Book Review's weekly Bookends feature: "Where Is the Great American Novel by a Woman?" Actually, she was more than unhappy, more like downright angry.

These models show that happy alters consistently influence ego happiness more than unhappy alters, and only the total number of happy alters remains significant in all specifications (see appendix on bmj.com).

The principal determinant of a person's happiness was their previous happiness; individuals who were happy at one wave were roughly three times more likely than unhappy people to be happy at the subsequent observation.

He would not have been more than usually unhappy with this book.

But for thousands of online readers, Cath is more than an unhappy freshman, eating protein bars in her room to avoid the cafeteria.

A review of a bad restaurant seems to expand its writer's reach more than an unhappy review of a book or a film.

talk, points out that Roubini has been peddling pessimism for years; Banerji contends that Roubini's apparent foresight is nothing more than an unhappy coincidence of events.

To some Europeans, Mr Bush's election in 2000 seemed no more than an unhappy accident: in their telling, he ran (falsely) as a centrist and compassionate conservative and then stole the presidency in Florida.

But when our major combat operations turned out not to be "over," this purported final reel was seen as the one thing the American public hates even more than an unhappy ending -- a false one.