Sentence examples for a slight unfortunate from inspiring English sources

Stephen Neff wrote that "the term 'war guilt' is a slight unfortunate one, since to lawyers, the term 'guilt' primarily connotes criminal liability" while "the responsibility of Germany envisaged in the Versailles Treaty ... was civil in nature, comparable to the indemnity obligation of classical just-war theory".

"It was a little unfortunate".

"Elise was a little unfortunate," said Gooch.

Virtual geography has never been grander than it is today, and one unfortunate byproduct, I think, is a slight undervaluing of the local and specific.

Wednesday's talks suggested at least a slight thawing in the feud, although Cablevision called it unfortunate that Scripps did not agree to restore the programming temporarily.

Virtual geography has never been grander than it is today, and one unfortunate by-product, I think, is a slight undervaluing of the local and specific.

A slight?

A slight pause.

A slight firm tilt.

A slight smile rose.

"Everyone" is a slight exaggeration.