Sentence examples for more unhappily from inspiring English sources

His most confident statement of all could hardly be more wrong, or more unhappily so: "Climate would obey our orders".

And she has never been more unhappily aware of her celebrity status than she is when wondering what to do next.

They feel like quickies, rough liaisons where "sex meets books," sometimes, as in "Francesca Says More," unhappily: that maiden thump was book on floor, but does it really matter who kissed who first or then who decided to go further?

Even more unhappily, in the tiny cells of his hermitage back up the path, Francis underwent an unsuccessful medieval operation in 1225 for his failing eyesight: the cauterization of his temples with red hot pokers.

Shakespeare comedies often conclude with nuptials in the offing, but this play offers a stage full of contented lovers, gathering to watch a hilariously amateurish enactment of a love story — the tale of Pyramus and Thisbe — that ends rather more unhappily.

What is more likely, unhappily, is that reasoned suggestions -- from many sources -- will be drowned out in the din of mindless antitax sound bites.

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And unhappily, more and more are dying and suffering off camera … out of the headlines.

Although Hill and the Army had parted unhappily more than 20 years earlier, he was still a patriot.

Get outside if you can and you want to live unhappily more easily.

Employees who are unhappily closeted are more likely to leave a firm.