Sentence examples for considered unfortunate from inspiring English sources

Tossing away a lead once in Tel Aviv could be considered unfortunate.

To lose one of your three Lions in the front-row in the run-up to a Twickenham showdown might be considered unfortunate.

Bent scored 25 goals during his first season in the north-east and was widely considered unfortunate not to have made the England squad for last summer's World Cup finals in South Africa.

Pike was nominated in the best supporting actress category for her turn as a missing woman in David Fincher's adaptation of the bestselling Gillian Flynn novel, while Oyelowo was considered unfortunate to miss out on an acting nod for his turn as Martin Luther King Jr in Ava DuVernay's historical drama.

Although the two goals conceded could be considered unfortunate, the Cottagers have now let in 50 - comfortably the worst defensive record in the division.

It was an inauspicious start to say the least, and while that could be considered unfortunate in the extreme, Wales were let down by some disastrous decision-making.

On my own time, you could say I've built a second career on ranting against language developments I consider unfortunate.

Onions, the leading wicket-taker in the country who has been instrumental in propelling Durham to the County Championship title, can be considered especially unfortunate.

Indeed, rape was long considered an unfortunate but inevitable accompaniment of war the result of the prolonged sexual deprivation of troops and insufficient military discipline.

Eugene Keilin, former chairman of the Citizens Budget Commission and an alumnus of the fiscal crisis of the 1970's, said he considered it unfortunate that the state's budget problem had become so politicized.

He showered, stood naked in front of the full-length mirror on the inside of the laundry-closet door, and considered his unfortunate body, how it might appear to Hannah, whoever she was, how he might compensate for its many flaws through strategic angling and flexing.