Sentence examples for not unhappy enough from inspiring English sources

"I'm not unhappy enough," Mr. Houben bitterly replies.

Two young writers, Isabel and Ned, are unhappily married but not unhappy enough to split.

Or, perhaps, not unhappy enough to up sticks and move somewhere else.

One of his characters, a blind fiddler, says that he is "unhappy, but not unhappy enough" to stop living.

In this case: "we are a little bit unhappy in our marriages" — not unhappy enough to, say, get divorced, but a little bit unhappy.

Here, as Andrew Martin and Cathy Petraiuolo of New Haven can attest, both spouses can be reasonably unhappy but not unhappy enough to move.

I'm not unhappy.

House liberals are already unhappy enough.

He is not unhappy.

My boys were not unhappy.

"So I'm not unhappy with New York".