Sentence examples for point of unhappy from inspiring English sources

The point of unhappy Melinda's fate seems to be: Stay away from losers — they will just pull you down.

They also point to unhappy previous experiences with FTTs.

The best way to find the cash would be to point out the security costs of unhappy fishing communities to rich governments.

It did not conform to the narrative conventions of the telling of a biographical "life", since it started at the unhappy point of conception and took pages for the main character to be born.

What if you followed a similar principle before anything ever reached the point of a customer becoming unhappy and wanting to cancel?

At that point an unhappy sense of deja vu was descending for an England side who have been reminded all week that Sweden had not lost any of their previous seven fixtures when these sides meet in tournaments.

"Working with Microsoft was the unhappiest point of my career.

From a novelist's point of view, Tolstoy was right: unhappy, dysfunctional families are easier to make compelling than happy ones.

Their demonstrations shut down City College -- at one point, protesters unhappy with the pace of change locked Mr. Edelstein in a bathroom for three hours -- and became a hot issue in the city elections.

The thread shows a brutal honesty about what it's like to work at Google, at least from the point of view of employees who were unhappy enough to resign.

Those who were actively disengaged--unhappy to the point of undermining the work of others--included as many as 17% of the surveyed workers.