Sentence examples for an unfortunate element from inspiring English sources

It also includes an unfortunate element, as STV Sport explained in 2012: "McCoist may regret his name appearing on a game which appears to offer the opportunity for wannabe directors of football to avoid paying tax.

An unfortunate element of this tale was the apathy of the American government, which poured money into a different, failing machine and batted away the Wrights' overtures.

It's a sometimes unfortunate element of human nature, but you can't make it go away.

The fantasy vision of Alma and Hitchcock's marriage is one unfortunate element in a movie that doesn't merely give creative genius a bad name, but also pathologizes it.

One unfortunate element in the film: an insensitive stereotype of a punch-drunk fighter, played for comedy that doesn't seem funny.

There is an unfortunate schoolgirl element due to the A-line and pleats, but it's nothing too dodgy.

But the movie's visionary eccentricity is undercut, tamed, normalized by one unfortunate element: the bewilderingly bombastic music, which seems to be the director's concession to the norms of a studio action film.

However, there is one stinkingly unfortunate element to our relationship.

Perhaps the most unfortunate element is the scenic design by Julian Crouch that combines with the projection design of Benjamin Pearcy for 59 Productions.

In many beach communities, local authorities tend to see localism-minded groups like the Bay Boys as an unfortunate but inevitable element of surf culture.

And in placing Hughes on the couch she demonstrates an unfortunate tendency to overemphasize the autobiographical elements in his poems (at the expense of his imaginative transactions) and to gloss his actions and choices with a thick patina of psychological determinism.