Sentence examples for Deeply unfortunate from inspiring English sources

"It's deeply unfortunate.

However, it's deeply unfortunate that he sold out his ideals.

It was a deeply unfortunate — and largely misleading — choice of words.

World War II was a deeply unfortunate conflict in which many lives were lost.

The fiasco was deeply unfortunate for badminton as a sport, Emms said.

Kane's second goal had taken a heavy deflection; the penalty was contentious and the own goal was deeply unfortunate.

And that's simply, deeply, truly unfortunate.

"The safety of our cast and crew was always a top priority and we deeply regret this unfortunate on-set accident.

So we sympathise deeply with the unfortunate Eleanor Catton, who at 28 has become the youngest-ever winner of the Man Booker prize.

An Edinburgh University spokesperson said: "The university is aware of, and deeply regrets, the unfortunate incident that is currently being played on social media.

The contrite football chief, who has been condemned by the prime minister David Cameron and others, underlined his apology in an interview with the BBC in Zurich, saying he "deeply regretted" using "unfortunate words".