Sentence examples for seriously unhappy from inspiring English sources

"The players are seriously unhappy.

On the other hand, they see that the Russian population is seriously unhappy about this".

His family dismissed suggestions that he was perhaps depressed or seriously unhappy.

Word is coming down that the boss, Big Dave, is seriously unhappy.

"Running With Scissors" is a bawdy, outrageous, often hilarious account of what in fact sounds like a seriously unhappy story.

Lillian Roberts, the district council's executive director, said, "It's to let the mayor know that we're seriously unhappy about what's happening to us".

If you get the sense that you would not fit in or that you would be unhappy, take that feeling seriously.

If the girl you're considering starting a relationship with makes you wish you were somewhere else or causes you to become tense or unhappy often, you'll want to seriously reconsider.

While I have repeatedly offered to engage in dialogue with those who are most unhappy, the offer has not yet been seriously engaged.

Now, in returning to the case, the Supreme Court will once more ask whether the jury took seriously enough both Mr Penry's mental state and his unhappy childhood.

Destination Maternity, a US outfit that still asks to be taken seriously as a suitor for Mothercare, is the company in this unhappy position.