Sentence examples for Absolutely unfortunate from inspiring English sources

"It's absolutely unfortunate," Mr. Wright said.

The setting sun clenches its teeth until all has become absolutely perfectly unfortunate.

"We condemn violence and it is absolutely regrettable and unfortunate what has happened this morning in Jerusalem, and what has been happening in Jerusalem over weeks and months," Hussan Zumlot, a senior adviser for Fatah, which governs the West Bank, tells the BBC.

Annie has learned absolutely nothing from her unfortunate history with men and looks like heading to another level of disaster entirely with this new relationship.

"The fact that the government has not yet regulated this area is absolutely incredible and very unfortunate indeed," she says.

What's relevant here is the way that the rhetoric dovetails with the "c" word, and where the latter sits in the culture: as a signifier used by millions for some of the unfortunates who have absolutely no chance of making that imagined leap.

"An unfortunate penalty and an absolutely outstanding piece of quality for the free-kick," Martinez admitted.

Which is unfortunate, because that is absolutely not the case.

Kristen Bell was an absolutely adorable child, even with an unfortunate haircut. .

"We're headed in the direction of doing absolutely nothing, and I think that's unfortunate," the Senator added.

Plus, the rest of the playoffs (barring the unfortunate fiasco in LA) have been absolutely amazing.