Sentence examples for was unhappy enough from inspiring English sources

And perhaps she was unhappy enough to commit suicide in Vienna?

Mr. Burnett was unhappy enough with Fox that he and his partner in "The Contender," Mr. Katzenberg, set up a dinner last week to appeal to the better natures of Mr. Chernin and Ms. Berman.

Weeks before Abramson was fired, she came to believe that her compensation as the executive editor was not equivalent to her male predecessor's, and she was unhappy enough about the situation to hire a lawyer to represent her — an act that contributed to the Times' top management's growing frustration with her.

He also said he never had any sense that the actor was unhappy enough to take his own life.

It was scary and uncertain, but if you're unhappy enough, it increases your risk tolerance.

The world is unhappy enough already without my finding out more about the rascasse than our social and religious institutions can cope with".

From time to time, consultants recommend the firing of money managers, but it is rare that an institution will be unhappy enough to look for another consultant.

He would, he says, be able to work in coalition with disaffected members of the CPP and it is possible that some might be unhappy enough to defy Mr Hun Sen. Others reject such speculation.

Several universities are said to be unhappy enough that they are considering opting out of the Tef second stage, a move that would see their fees revert back to £9,000 rather than rise with inflation.

The plot, though — an unhappy Jew leaves women and is left by them, has a less-than-brilliant career despite his brilliance, is unhappy enough to almost kill himself (ridiculous, really) but resilient enough to express some optimism at the end ("I am pretty well satisfied to be") — has become a cliché.

The thread shows a brutal honesty about what it's like to work at Google, at least from the point of view of employees who were unhappy enough to resign.