Sentence examples for sweet unhappy from inspiring English sources

"She was a sweet, unhappy, rather beautiful little woman," he said.

The beans still need a couple of weeks to swell to eating size, leaving the sulking sweet peas unhappy to compete for light and food and wandering off in protest….

The unhappy narrator of "Sweet Days of Discipline," once grown, thinks that she would sometimes "like to hear the sound of the school bell again".

Desserts are not yet part of the three-month-old cafe's repertory, but the sweet-toothed don't have to walk away unhappy.

He instantly becomes depressed as soon as the cameras stop rolling; Marge states in "The Sweetest Apu", that, "off camera, he's a desperately unhappy man".

Several Kiwi spectators were unhappy at the loud choruses of Swing Low, Sweet Chariot which greeted the traditional Maori challenge.

Eventually Maddie wonders whether marrying the sweet-natured German could provide another means of escaping her unhappy Jewish past.

Mr. Sweet won the case, but at great cost, ending his life an unhappy, bitter man.

And he transformed the standards "Lucky to Be Me," "Glad to Be Unhappy" and "Autumn in New York" into deeply personal reflections, his sweet falsetto distilling the yearning and uncertainty in that great Vernon Duke meditation on fall.

All too many observers treat these unhappy aspects of soccer as the bitter that goes with the sweet: the price to pay for grand entertainment.

Sweet, slow Ida (played by Frances Sternhagen) does the best she can with her husband, Carl Christopher Lloydd), one of those unhappy men people used to call "eccentric" because his thwarted ambition and self-contempt make him periodically run off.