Sentence examples for something unhappy from inspiring English sources

The way Teller plays Sutter, something unhappy is tugging at the young man's insides.

That arched eyebrowed look of shrewd scepticism and scorn has a glint of something unhappy, jealous or even dangerous in it.

I always knew that something unhappy was near, but, like Jack, I circled it, hovered above it, for as long as I could, until the weight of it had to intrude.

Capote once hinted at something unhappy between them, and Shields is tempted to see a lack of evidence on this subject as being the evidence itself: "Among [Crain's] papers at Columbia University, there is not a single piece of correspondence from Nelle.

It's a strange movie, and a stunningly pessimistic one, and the strangeness and pessimism connect it (in my mind, at least) to other recent American films in ways that suggest that something unhappy in the national mood has crept into the movies.

Our first word was bleak meaning something unhappy, unpleasant or without hope.

Identify one specific thing to question, whether it's something you're unhappy with or something you want to grow or develop.

For its season to be evaluated by not being in the playoffs is something we're unhappy about.

Something of an unhappy, but not uninteresting, accident: the process of working with Apple to bring Ulysses Seen to the App Store.

A £2bn rights issue was required, something shareholders were unhappy with, leading to the board pulling the deal – but not before spending millions on advisers' fees.

Even books not precisely about the N.F.L. but about the path to getting there have something strained and unhappy in them.