Sentence examples for sort of unhappy from inspiring English sources
I just think most people have the same type of experiences; we're sort of unhappy when we are children, we fall in love and we get disillusioned when we are a little older.
Everyone was sort of unhappy.
For example: What if one ward of a Finnish women's hospital became a sort of spa for unhappy foreigners?
Ottinger told me that, over the summer, word spread that he was preparing the lawsuit, and he became a sort of clearinghouse for unhappy SoFi employees.
As they say, a good settlement means that everyone sort of remains a little unhappy in the end.
When Ms. Whelan was carried off stage by Mr. Evans in the usually elegiac final moments, it was difficult to feel anything other than an unhappy sort of relief.
For a final element of unpredictability, because the sitting prime minister has the right to call an election whenever he or she wants, it is impossible to plan for long-term cooperation on any sort of legislative agenda, an unhappy prospect for the junior partner in the coalition.
So I wouldn't say I was you know weight wise I was unhappy sort of before …… but … because I've not really put a lot of weight on I'm quite happy" (Jenny 1st pregnancy, Overweight BMI) Women's self-assessment of their weight gain consequently led to either positive or negative feelings about their bodies.
So I wouldn't say I was you know weight wise I was unhappy sort of before …… but … because I've not really put a lot of weight on I'm quite happy" (Jenny 1st pregnancy, Overweight BMI) "Once I got pregnant, I've sort of stayed about…I would say about [clothes size] 16, and I tend to buy clothes 16 still and just have to buy maternity sizes, so that they stretch with me.
She quotes him saying, "I hate it when people are ill or unhappy — it sort of spoils everything for me".
