Sentence examples for reasonably unhappy from inspiring English sources
Can they live together reasonably unhappy at first, and then grow reasonably happy?
Here, as Andrew Martin and Cathy Petraiuolo of New Haven, Conn., can attest, both spouses can be reasonably unhappy but not unhappy enough to move.
Here, as Andrew Martin and Cathy Petraiuolo of New Haven can attest, both spouses can be reasonably unhappy but not unhappy enough to move.
Kurds will have to accept being very unhappy not to achieve their dream of an independent Kurdistan, but only "reasonably" unhappy, because the special autonomous status of the Kurdish region will be concretized in Iraqi law.
"The idea is to try to keep everybody happy — or if we can't, to keep everybody reasonably unhappy," said one former Qatari official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss foreign policy.
But they will only have to be "reasonably" unhappy, because there will eventually be a Shiite head of government, and the very federalism that disperses power and resources will also enable Shiite provinces that wish to adopt a more Islamist form of government to do so.
The stories are woven together, progressing mostly from hopeful beginnings through to unhappy if sometimes reasonably amicable endings, with the actors occasionally wandering offstage to answer a phone or get a beverage, recreating down to the smallest detail the actual fabric of their parents' testimony.
In their entertaining story-in-rhyme, "George Washington's Teeth," Deborah Chandra and Madeleine Comora soft-pedal the pain, but otherwise give a reasonably accurate account of Washington's unhappy struggle with his teeth.
For instance, many people might reasonably ask: "Is my life a mess because I am unhappy, or am I unhappy because my life is a mess?" Where such uncertainties remain, we'll always have recourse to the chicken-and-egg conundrum, whatever the latest scientific research says.
She is a reasonably diligent homemaker, a reasonably attentive spouse, not deeply unhappy and driven by no great passions.
