Sentence examples for an unfortunate use from inspiring English sources

"It's an unfortunate use of the word.

He said, "We think the comments are unfortunate and an unfortunate use of the pulpit".

William Paytey, UK ambassador to Kabul from 2010-2012, saIt: "It was an unfortunate use of language because it creates expectations.

"We feel that's an unfortunate use that may cause confusion in the marketplace, but that's not something we can control or do anything about," said M. Stuart Lynn, president and chief executive of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, which oversees the Internet's address system.

The former film was an ill-marketed comedy drama from director Ron Howard that never recovered from an unfortunate use of "gay" in its trailer; the latter was caught up in MGM's bankruptcy and pushed from an Oct. 2010 release to July of 2011.

But, quite aside from the fact that he's a gay man taking over from a DJ with an unfortunate habit of using the word "gay" as an insult, there's no doubt that Grimshaw is a DJ of a rather different stripe from his predecessor.

Noel Lee built that company (with just a little unfortunate use of the pseudo-celebrity name of Dr. Dre).

The defining document of the John Mayer Implosion Era will not be the Q.&A. in the current issue of Playboy magazine, in which he made flip and unfortunate use of a racial epithet.

The situation seemed somewhat resolved when Washington issued a statement, apologizing for his "unfortunate use of words during the recent incident on-set".

Forget her unfortunate use of jargon.

Apart from the unfortunate use of the past tense, which implied that Miliband's future was behind him, these were vital words articulating the best of sentiments.