Sentence examples for unhappy state from inspiring English sources

Every unhappy state is unhappy in its own way.

The play ends in a significant — and not altogether unhappy — state of wordlessness.

This unhappy state of affairs prevails throughout southern Europe though its precise causes vary.

Yours, Laurie Dear Laurie, I don't think there's any dispute about the unhappy state we're in.

The unhappy state directors took their complaints to the Miss America Organization board, Mr. Renneisen's bosses.

The second reason is the public interest in the weird and unhappy state of the Clinton marriage.

Although the majority of respondents in Gray's study were positive about their unschooling experience, three were unhappy, stating they came from dysfunctional, socially isolating families.

Independence Day, as observed here today in the unhappy summer capital of India's unhappiest state, was an eerie kind of national holiday, with almost everyone staying indoors, partly out of fear for their lives.

And when unions, unhappy with state pension fund changes, pulled political contributions to Mr. Madigan and other key lawmakers in last fall's elections, Stand for Children filled some of those coffers.

It's clear from the opening gag of "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" that Andy Stitzer Steve Carelll), the gentle fellow who finds himself in so unhappy a state in early middle age, is not impotent.

In the mid-twentieth century, physicists and chemists unhappy with state responses to the threat of nuclear weapons posited that the best science was, in fact, trustworthy and accountable science.