Sentence examples for unhappiness through from inspiring English sources

Their argument is the question on crying, in which there was a significant difference in endorsement between men and women, "- men tend not to cry when unhappy, but rather express their unhappiness through other behaviors" [ 16].

As you read down the list you'll go from the telltale indicators of "mild unhappiness" through to "even working at McDonald's would be better than this".

She communicates a deeply rooted, free-floating unhappiness through the squint of her eyes, a boiling, nasty temper, sexual desperation and inappropriate behavior around her children.

These treatment methods fit the belief held by Chinese-speaking Australians that depression is a psychosocial issue and that one can overcome unhappiness through lifestyle modification.

Unhappiness spreads through this Surrey house like a leak.

Big name players such as Van der Vaart, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Ibrahim Afellay were agitated at being left out of the starting line-up and this unhappiness spread through the camp and was reflected when Arjen Robben jumped the advertising hoardings in frustration rather than run across the pitch to be replaced by Dirk Kuyt against Germany.

Imlay was probably the source of Wollstonecraft's greatest unhappiness, first through his lack of ardour for her, then because of his infidelity, and finally because of his complete rejection of her.

Jacques cried when her ex-husband won the award, and divulged to her son that she "wasn't crying out of professional resentment or even envy about Joan Le Mesurier ... but from an unhappiness that, through her own actions, she lost John or there was now no-one with whom to spend her life".

This is their insecurity and unhappiness showing through.

Anything which makes us unhappy is guaranteed to make several other people unhappy through our influence on their lives (happiness works the opposite way), and unhappiness rarely makes us more productive or useful either.

"What teen-ager doesn't go through unhappiness, you know?