Meanings of deep unhappiness in English

The row sparked anger among ethnic Malays and deep unhappiness among non-Muslims.

Bad manners often come from a place of deep unhappiness.

But the deep unhappiness of some teachers and parents is about more than administrative chaos.

The elation of the campaign subsided into a deep unhappiness over the vanity of this world.

All the money in the world-theyclearly had a significant chunk of it-couldn'talleviate a deep unhappiness.

At last she came in, dressed in everyday clothes, with a look of deep unhappiness in her face.

There was a deep unhappiness at TV3 and questions needed to be asked about why that was, she said.

The split underscored deep unhappiness in Congress over Trump's action, which many lawmakers view as abandoning loyal Kurdish fighters.

Americans expressed deep unhappiness with the direction of the economy, which in the poll they identified overwhelmingly as the country's top problem.

In particular, Germany's deep unhappiness at being forced to support what it sees as its feckless southern counterparts is there for all to see.

Sir, -Speaking recently in the European Parliament, the Taoiseach spelled out his deep unhappiness at his own Government's wholly inadequate response to climate change.

'I curse you to deep unhappiness,' the priestess snarled.

"It's not as different as all that," I said, thinking of Pop and the wasted hours in the Saracen Lounge, and April's deep unhappiness.