Sentence examples for understandably unhappy from inspiring English sources

Now it is offering the West Side Highway, but the organizers are understandably unhappy.

You are understandably unhappy because a single star rating cannot encapsulate the range and quality of what you do.

Most Council members remain understandably unhappy with the unilateral nature of the occupation but recognize that trying to block it is futile.

Contrary to the assertion by Mr. Hart, who is understandably unhappy with the system, the superdelegates do have to answer to the party's electorate.

"A small group of people who have had surgery and are understandably unhappy will detract from a genuine picture of a whole load of people not being unhappy.

For the seventh time this season they scored more tries than their opponents and still lost, leaving their director of rugby, Dean Richards, understandably unhappy.

And then Mr. Chen decided that he did not like the deal we had negotiated, which, you know, caused a great deal of anxiety on the part of our team and we had to had to go back and renegotiate, which the Chinese were understandably quite unhappy about.

If parents are not forewarned, they may understandably be unhappy with the treating physician.

Big Soda is, understandably, exceedingly unhappy about this attack on their carbonated profits.

Understandably, Heisenberg was unhappy about this development.

Regrettably, there were some who need to judge people less by label than by commitment and principle, who could not resist "guilt by professional association," and for that reason always tended to stir up unnecessary suspicion for my efforts based upon what is understandably in your life an unhappy memory.