Sentence examples for real unhappy from inspiring English sources

"Passengers get real unhappy as they walk out for a one-hour flight and all they can see is a prop," says Gordon Bethune, boss of Continental Airlines.

"People are real unhappy with Dean Heller," Las Vegas conservative talk show host Kevin Wall told NBC Las Vegas on Tuesday.

Up pops the question: "What did Parkinson [he of the law] say was the only reason men go into local politics?" I, obviously, suggest "selfless duty"; my firstborn suggests "overweening power", and then Jeremy Paxman gives us the real answer: "unhappy marriage".

I am 6'7" and anywhere between 240 and 290 pounds, depending on how despondent I am over my "career," but even at my fittest I have had this fear that a murder will occur in any number of the towns I perform in and witnesses will recall "we saw a real big unhappy sombitch just walking along the highway.

Ron Carlson has some of the only happy-ending love stories that feel just as deep and real as the unhappy ones.

The real Skinner is unhappy about this, and refuses to give up his job and his dignity just because the people of Springfield prefer Armin to him.

A lack of physical conditioning was one of the chief complaints directed against predecessor Arrasate, and although La Real supporters were clearly unhappy with the way their team faded, there was little in the way of dissent against the new manager.

It is instructive to compare this movie's Aron Ralston with Christopher McCandless, another real-life explorer whose unhappy encounter with the vast American wilderness was the subject of Sean Penn's "Into the Wild".

Workers were unhappy because their real wages were stagnating, as factories shifted more production overseas.

Still, it seems like the real Assange would have been unhappy with any script unless it began "INT.

"This is a moment of real crisis; people are very unhappy with the direction the country is going and it requires some audacious thinking".