Sentence examples for normally unhappy from inspiring English sources
He made forays into heterosexuality (one of them with Adèle Astaire, sister of Fred), but as a young man the great target of his unrequited ardor, with only normally unhappy results, was a rich art patron named Peter Watson.
Prostitution may be another target; a crackdown has driven it from hotels into private homes.Despite a flood of media time spent in advance, for once justifying it, the new tax has angered the middle classes, normally unhappy but resigned.
There is no longer any excuse for anyone to be depressed or unhappy; even "normally" happy people can make themselves happier without worries of addiction, hangovers, or long-term brain damage.
That's a startlingly low number; normally, even when voters are unhappy with Congress as a whole, they still support their own congressmen.
His announcement caused shock waves in Hollywood because big name stars who are unhappy with their films normally keep their mouths shut – although they sometimes open up afterwards.
But with Springfield showing much of the same political dysfunction that has normally been associated with Washington, voters unhappy with the status quo may take it out on local incumbents.
Curators who are unhappy with the law and its implications, however, normally speak only if assured of anonymity.
Among those clamoring for more reform include former generals, teachers seeking a union, day laborers unhappy with wages and prices, Muslim Brotherhood members and tribe members normally thought of as the bedrock of royal support.
Normally the complaints procedures have more than one stage, and if you're still unhappy you may be able to ask for a further investigation.
Gulbahar is not unhappy to be supervised: He is in fact a colonel serving in a position normally occupied by a general and has everything to lose by questioning the status quo.
Iris (an orangutan) began "belch vocalizing" — an unhappy/upset noise normally reserved for extreme irritation — before the quake.
