Sentence examples for do unfortunate from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes anger makes people do unfortunate things," Sansa tells Arya, and that's the problem Arya's been running off fumes of righteous indignation for most of the series.

The withdrawal of Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade from her country's consulate in New York means we are entering the final stages of a row which has done unfortunate damage to Indian-American relations.

Last week's leak (and the subsequent fallout) also did unfortunate damage to the Delicious brand, sending panicked users to competing products.

I guess it was when I was starting out and had to do that unfortunate series of bacon ads.

The economy passengers do seem unfortunate, huffing and heaving their wheelie bags and water bottles and bags of cheeseburgers down the aisle.

The good news is that it reapplies really easily and doesn't do any unfortunate bunching.

I do hear unfortunate stories from others -- they exist -- but my personal one has been one of growth and challenges.

No wonder he was reduced to doing those unfortunate comedy impersonations at parties.

How did the unfortunate rat experience its movements, which were effectively decided from outside?

Then he tells them all about it: how he did an unfortunate thing, saw the light, raced back to help.

This, by itself, is inoffensive (though it does seem unfortunate that Cleopatra, a young black girl, greets her playmate with the phrase "cool, baby").