Sentence examples for unhappy manner from inspiring English sources
She mentioned, in an unhappy manner, former Prime Minister Bertie Ahern, an avid proponent of the treaty and currently the subject of an inquiry into financial irregularities from the 1990s.
So I was genuinely distressed to hear that he stepped down from the Globe in an unhappy manner.
Trickett, who is still in the shadow cabinet, said he was unhappy with the manner of the change.
"We remain very unhappy that our manner of expressing ourselves with gestures, so noble in origin, so charming... should be unhonored and neglected still," de Jorio wrote.
There are elements among the referees in the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMO) who are understood to be very unhappy about the manner in which Chelsea approached the issue and determined that some such acknowledgment be made by the club.
Television The RFU is unhappy with the manner in which television revenue from the Six Nations pot is divided, believing that England, as the biggest box office draw, deserve a larger share.
Rolle said that Coughlin was not displeased with the content of what he said — which included a complaint that the team arrived at Indianapolis's stadium too early (3 hours 15 minutes before kickoff) — but that he was unhappy with the manner in which he broadcast it.
Lennon, unhappy at the manner of Friday's 2-1 defeat at Norwich, responded by dropping captain Jay Spearing and last season's top scorer Jermaine Beckford to the bench.
County suffered a 2-0 defeatoto Killie courtesy of goals from Kris Boyd and Jackson Irvine, but their manager was unhappy in the manner they conceded.
An unbeaten sequence of ten came to an abrupt end just after Christmas when jockey Barry Geraghty, unhappy with the manner in which Sprinter Sacre was moving, pulled him up during a race at Kempton.
Moyes was taunted throughout by the visiting supporters unhappy at the manner of his departure and his subsequent summer transfer pursuit of Marouane Fellaini - whom he signed - and Leighton Baines.
