Sentence examples for unhappy reading from inspiring English sources

We might assume then that she'd be unhappy reading "Surveillance," which is a bit like reality TV, both authentic and artificial.

It must have made unhappy reading for him.

JOHN LANCHESTER: Daniel, I haven't seen figures, but I bet they make unhappy reading.

"The findings must make very unhappy reading for the Scottish Conservative Party".

A recent survey of orchestral members carried out by the Musicians' Union made for unhappy reading.

It's an interesting survey that, incidentally, makes unhappy reading for the Confederation of British Industry and other advocates of outsourcing.

Did you know that the Chicago Bulls logo looks like an unhappy robot reading a book when you turn it upside down and take away the horns?

I'm running for Americans Elect's nomination, so I was naturally very unhappy to read Gail's column.

NEW JERSEY REPERTORY COMPANY "An Unhappy Woman," staged reading of Michael T. Folie's black romantic comedy.

Afterward, he gave a public reading of his latest work-in-progress, "Only We Who Guard the Mystery Shall Be Unhappy," which envisions Laura Bush reading the Grand Inquisitor chapter of "The Brothers Karamazov" to the ghosts of dead Iraqi children.

They are unhappy with the bible ("foolish fairy tales" is one of the more generous descriptions), unhappy with the idea of God (the "imaginary dictator" whose task in human history, apparently, is to ensure that oppression and evil triumph) and very unhappy with anyone (read: me) who presumes to offer religious advice to the religious.