Sentence examples for unhappy point from inspiring English sources

While it is the country's only major ally, relations have long been fraught with suspicion and are at a particularly unhappy point at the moment.

First, as J. A. Adande writes on ESPN.com, the league undercut the team it operates, which has been trying to find a way to salvage something for its unhappy point guard Paul.

It did not conform to the narrative conventions of the telling of a biographical "life", since it started at the unhappy point of conception and took pages for the main character to be born.

The whole event had a kind of unreality to it, since Bush has arrived at that unhappy point in American public life when a famous person begins to look like a celebrity impersonator.

"There was arguing, conflicting or sharp, unhappy points of contact with people over computer use".

"Working with Microsoft was the unhappiest point of my career.

It can sound a frightening, pessimist and unhappy view point, perhaps even irresponsible, but the moment you flip that perception over, you can see that is liberating and an endless source of happiness that things are as they are.

In front of large groups, Ahmadinejad is demagogic and unsmiling — an unhappy warrior — pointing his finger and shaking his fists.

But Watson's family was clearly unhappy, Maney points out.

"I was very unhappy at one point and dealt with my unhappiness by hitting people".

I am very VERY unhappy by this point.