Sentence examples for raised unhappy from inspiring English sources

Born happy under France, that is, and raised unhappy under England.

Repeated showings of the videotape of the beating raised unhappy memories here of the Rodney King case.

As a result, we seem to be raising unhappy children.

Even now, the government guidelines issued to British firms on how to apply the act are raising unhappy eyebrows at the OECD.

But the president's advisers point out that any grandiose projects will raise unhappy memories of Marcos's self-serving manipulation of the constitution, and thus distract attention from Mrs Arroyo's own, more limited plans.They are probably right: even her modest agenda faces a fierce fight in Congress.

Compared with children raised in unhappy homes, she said, children from divorced families tend to marry less, divorce more often and have fewer children of their own.

Concerns are raised, however, by the unhappy few who test positive.

I hope that the doctor will address psoriatic arthritis, its treatment and the ways in which it differs from R.A. — Unhappy Camper, Planet Earth A. Unhappy Camper has raised the question about psoriatic arthritis.

The issue you have raised is one where we are very unhappy with the quality of the results.

It could be that unhappy couples who divorce raise better-adjusted children than unhappy couples who remain married.

[C3.] Europe Unhappy With U.S. Tax Bill The European Union raised objections to parts of the $137 billion corporate tax bill passed last month.