Sentence examples for relatively unhappy from inspiring English sources

As a son and nephew of Thalberg's employees at M-G-M, Don Mankiewicz was well placed to know how that meteoric studio chief dealt with his underlings and vice versa; he also had laid eyes on Fitzgerald, whose own relatively unhappy stints as a screenwriter took place at that studio (initially, under Thalberg's aegis).

Elizabeth Edwards, the wife of the former senator and vice presidential candidate John Edwards, called to apologize to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday following reports that she had described the former first lady as leading a relatively unhappy life, an adviser to Mrs. Clinton said.

While his experience at Newcastle was, for a host of reasons, a relatively unhappy and unsuccessful one (his team's overall winning percentage was less than 50%), Bennett did get a good but hardly great Knights team to a preliminary final in 2013 before the wheels fell off in 2014.

Specifically, Polgreen and Simpson (2011) used the World Values Survey to discover a U-shaped relationship between emigration rates and happiness: emigration decreases as happiness increases in relatively unhappy countries, but rises as happiness increases in relatively happy countries.

He notes that Brennan (1917-1993) lived a relatively unhappy life.

There they disrupt the unhappy but relatively placid lives of an assortment of frustrated souls.

On one night, our waiter was harried and unhappy but relatively efficient; on another, our waitress was a picture of patience as a 9-year-old demonstrated the windmill method of unclogging a full ketchup bottle.

They have had relatively little contact after their unhappy parting nearly nine years ago, according to associates of the two men.

Most will be deeply unhappy in a relatively tiny pot in a centrally heated room, and away from a light source, so watering will need to be pinpoint accurate to avoid them drying out or drowning.

While Ernst & Young was unhappy with this relatively small increase compared to the amounts invested between 2005 and 2010, and IPOs have been low, both of those are indicative of overall market trends.

If the search costs are relatively low in the community, unhappy spouses should be relatively more willing to divorce and undertake a search for a new partner.