Sentence examples for unhappy knowledge from inspiring English sources
But that unhappy knowledge isn't evenly distributed.
(24-year-old pregnant mother) Some FGD participants were unhappy with the knowledge and skill of service providers.
Kistiakowsky was unhappy with the state of American knowledge of explosives and propellants.
However, investigators have told Sony executives that the hack appears to be the work of a sophisticated operation, and not unhappy employees, said a person with knowledge of the situation.
"It is great to finally have a request from the White House but what was the intent?" "I think I would describe it as unhappy," added another aide with direct knowledge of the discussion.
With more knowledge at their fingertips, Americans are distinctly unhappy about the value for money delivered by medical care.
Today, the hemmed-in Japanese seem satisfied with the knowledge that everyone around them is equally unhappy.
However, the word on the street at Mobile World Congress is that there have been ominous signs that Apple was unhappy with the competition, including the one update True Knowledge submitted after launch (which merely added a historical searches feature).
But Mr. Schulze was unhappy with some of the proposed terms, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
Puritanism and poor knowledge of contraceptive methods pushed many young Soviet citizens into unhappy early marriages, which they then stuck to, in order to keep a flat or look respectable.
On June 17 , 1948 the unhappy Mougouch began an affair with Matta, whose indiscretion quickly made it common knowledge.
