Sentence examples for a deeply unfortunate from inspiring English sources

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.

"This was a deeply unfortunate incident that does not reflect the great respect our military has for the religious practices of the Afghan people".

Kash Mansori says we are currently going through "a deeply unfortunate and harmful bout of fiscal contraction … right when we should be doing exactly the opposite".

That was a deeply unfortunate sentence -- but what makes it so unfortunate is that now it is impossible for Mr. Gore to get the credit he actually deserves.

"This is a deeply unfortunate decision, not just for transparency and accountability, but also for American national security," said Joshua Geltzer, who helped produce the 2016 order while serving as a senior counterterrorism official in the Obama White House.

"In a sense, members of the community may not have been responding only to a single isolated confrontation," Holder said, "but to a pervasive, corrosive and deeply unfortunate lack of trust".

But even they become absurd when photographs of random folk are displayed on a large scrim or the deeply unfortunate choice to have video of Lara loom overhead at two key moments.

It is deeply unfortunate that NYPL has pursued a major reconfiguration with a minimum of public debate.

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

"It's deeply unfortunate that the White House Hanukkah Party — a bipartisan event bringing together Jewish and non-Jewish leaders alike to celebrate the Festival of Lights since 2001 — has turned into a partisan affair under this administration," Representative Nita M. Lowey of New York said in a statement.