Sentence examples for be so unfortunate from inspiring English sources
Jimmy Wales, a founder of Wikipedia, says the symbolism may not be so unfortunate.
And if you should be so unfortunate as to have a pair, there are plenty of designers, such as Preen and Christopher Kane, all too eager to bind them down for you.
Should you ever be so unfortunate to find yourself the subject of Andy's adhesive attentions, I suggest you never utter the phrase: 'If you read the transcript.' Be warned - Davies has the transcript, it's in the right-hand inner pocket of his jacket and he will take it out and show you exactly where you said what you're claiming not to have said.
Wade added: "It's so unfortunate.
We were so unfortunate but so fortunate".
This is so unfortunate for the country".
"It's so unfortunate that this happened," Fraser-Pryce said of Felix's injury.
"It's so unfortunate that Japanese wrestlers haven't been winning," she said.
"It's so unfortunate that's what makes me happy," Hill says.
It is so unfortunate that there are no financial incentives for prevention.
