Sentence examples for unhappy elements from inspiring English sources

The play itself is a deeply affecting example of an artist reclaiming unhappy elements from his own life and transforming them into something redemptive.

Years later, after Rodgers revealed the unhappy elements of her childhood, her zany novels seemed a sort of commentary on the chasms that can exist between parents and children.

Alternatively, disgruntled members of the LDP might join up with similarly unhappy elements in the DPJ to form a separate entity in the lower house, with the remaining parts of the old parties coalescing into a countervailing body.

Some companies, unhappy with elements of the plan, have important allies in Congress and are lobbying to change it.

Israeli leaders charged that Arafat, unhappy about elements in the peace package, was trying to internationalize the conflict and to render the American facilitating role less central.

Tigers have previously said they are unhappy with "elements of the way in which they [the RFU] have conducted this case".

Perhaps the only elements unhappy about the Moroccan move are the Polisario and its allies, who have long benefited from African disunity.

Of course, outside critics were already unhappy with some elements of the camera policy, namely that cops have the right to review any use-of-force tapes before making a sworn shooting statement, thus allowing the officer to present their account in the best possible light.

In accordance with generally accepted dimensions of well-being scales [ 36], the SWB construct consists of a cognitive element (life satisfaction), a positive affect element (happy and strong) and a negative affect element (unhappy and tired).

Negotiators from 196 countries patched together a compromise which keeps the show on the road towards to a new global climate agreement in Paris next year, but in doing so left almost everyone unhappy with one element or another.

But there are many spoilers and many people who are unhappy with an Islamist element and what some see as a hidden agenda.