Sentence examples for are particularly unfortunate from inspiring English sources
The artistic choices don't seem wrong so much as exasperated, though two are particularly unfortunate.
Strident denunciations of HP are particularly unfortunate, in other words, when no attention is paid to differences among students and their backgrounds.
These actions are particularly unfortunate as they undercut the Government of Sudan initially granting permission for the Special Envoy's fact-finding visit and allowing him to travel to areas and speak with individuals of his choosing.
This second wrangle is particularly unfortunate.
That's particularly unfortunate, since the camerawork is so good.
It's particularly unfortunate for the poor theatergoer.
Against this backdrop, the Court's silence in this case is particularly unfortunate.
"Today of all days it's particularly unfortunate that he's used the language he did.
Some players said that being stuck was particularly unfortunate after the costly loss.
It's particularly unfortunate because, in theory, Cummings is a fascinating figure.
This attitude was particularly unfortunate for women, to whom most of the sexual guilt was assigned.
