Sentence examples for profound unhappiness from inspiring English sources

In "Wars I Have Seen," she is obliged to drop the pose and to acknowledge her profound unhappiness.

The rapid growth of gated communities around the world is contrary to the democratic and open city and belongs instead to a dystopian future of mass surveillance and profound unhappiness, the UN's housing chief has warned.

This is a world of stand-up sufferers, folks who never look more contented than when expounding on their profound unhappiness directly to the audience from the center of the stage.

This is a world of stand-up sufferers who never look more contented than when expounding on their profound unhappiness directly to the audience from the center of the stage.

The problems with processing the benefit, which replaces the old disability living allowance (DLA), echo ongoing issues with the rollout of employment and support allowance (ESA), which have also provoked profound unhappiness from disability groups.

"The ideal city is not one with gated communities, security cameras, a futuristic scene from Blade Runner, dark and dramatic, with profound unhappiness … We need to at least build a city where happiness is possible and where public space is really for everybody".

Mr. Harrison's depiction of the trivial and the profound unhappinesses that can bring even young, accomplished New Yorkers to the brink of breakdown is sharply drawn and funny.

Profound sadness remains.

There is no place within the house where we spend more time doing less, and doing it mostly quietly and unconsciously...it is in the bedroom that many of life's most profound and persistent unhappinesses are played out.

"Nothing is funnier than unhappiness," Nell says, a mordant line that is made more profound by the baggage that Stritch brings onstage with her.

This is followed by terrible guilt and unhappiness at the crimes his new condition makes him commit - as well as some profound questions about existence.