Sentence examples for unhappy interview from inspiring English sources
In a long, unhappy interview, Jeremy Rosner, pondering the futility of his actions in Bolivia, looks like an animal eating its young.
* "It's like the Somme down there... ...... – an unhappy camper, interviewed as the rain turns the site into a mudbath.
The West Brom boss was unhappy with an interview Berahino gave this week expressing his wish to move on to bigger things and the striker found himself on the bench for Sunday's remier League clash at Burnley.
Although 18% of cases felt tense and 14% felt unhappy after the interview, over 90% of them felt glad that they had taken part a few weeks later.
Ms. Murphy, who has interviewed Ms. Lee's sister Alice Lee, said that Harper Lee was unhappy that in interviews decades ago, reporters did not quote her precisely.
Articles by The Associated Press and others reported Trump hasn't mentioned axing the lawyer, but they did say Giuliani's boss was unhappy with his interviews, and aides were discussing whether to temporarily sideline him from media appearances.
It is possible that women who did not participate in the second interview were unhappy with the program; however this may not be the case.
The authors commented that many of the East Enders they interviewed were unhappy with the way their neighbourhoods had previously been portrayed in books and on screen - as squalid and criminal, in the Dickensian vein - and as a result they were keen to emphasise the positive aspects of East End life and community.
Some family members interviewed were unhappy with the use of chains on their relatives.
In contrast to last season's final day, when an unhappy Iguodala skipped his exit interview with management and refused to say he wanted to return to the 76ers, he was all smiles Sunday and optimistic about the organization.
"A number of the journalists interviewed were deeply unhappy, prey to symptoms of P.T.S.D. and depression, but surprisingly unaware of what afflicted them," the researchers wrote.
