The weather had been unseasonably warm, and he considered buying Obie a small electric fan but decided against it, because it would just make him unhappy if he ever had to live without one again.
If he could make that charge stick, it would hurt his rival, but perhaps not as much as he would like: many Americans are not unhappy with the idea of a bit of wealth-spreading these days.
After hitting his second tee shot, Clinton initially suggested he would not take another, even though he was visibly unhappy with the shot.
It took them both a long time to understand that the boy was sick, though she would point out that she had been the first to notice that he was unhappy, and had sought to remedy his discontent with sweeter treats and more delightful distractions.
Moyes also admitted he was unhappy with England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson's comments that he would call Rooney's agent if he was a club manager.
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Conservative MP Jacob Rees Mogg, a Roman Catholic, argued it was an "insult to the nation and to our sovereign and indeed to Parliament" and said he was unhappy that any child of an heir to throne who was married to a Catholic would not be brought up in the religion.
If we asked the question of, for example, a Buddhist priest, he or she would probably tell us that it is precisely this illusion of selfhood that makes so many in the West unhappy.
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In a news conference on Thursday evening, Russell maintained Roberts' plan would have "done nothing for the club, apart from create extra costs, " and also said he was unhappy that Roberts had gone public with his proposals.
In response, Rush told the AP some officials were unhappy with his changes in the program, especially when he told veterans that assignments for the league tournament would be based on merit from throughout the season instead of seniority.
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