Sentence examples for example of the unfortunate from inspiring English sources
Two young white men -- ex-cons, drifters themselves -- have been arrested, their guilt not in question, clearly another case of motiveless malignity in America's heartland, yet another wretched example of the unfortunate random violence of the age.
Nearly every young man in the town worked at the base, making this place an illustrative, if extreme, example of the unfortunate turn of fate for Iraqis who took jobs with the United States military during the nearly nine-year war, and who are now being left behind.
For all its competitive aggression, the press is capable of restraint if it thinks the public (or even the White House) demands it: there has been almost no coverage, for example, of how the unfortunate Chelsea Clinton is handling her father's behaviour.
The article particularly praised Michael's line: "Abraham Lincoln once said, 'If you are a racist, I will attack you with the North.'" Erik Adams of The A.V. Club awarded the episode a "B+" and felt that, as the show lost viewers in the first season, the stories got better, and that "Diversity Day" is an excellent example of this "unfortunate trend".
Just like the cancer example, the ultimate origin of the unfortunate women's HIV viruses is not dependent on some sort of exact match with the original sample.
He cited the unfortunate example of the post-Soviet nineteen-nineties, when almost none of those who had emigrated in the seventies and eighties returned home to share with their countrymen what they had learned abroad.
A striking example of an unfortunate development is the prostate specific antigen (PSA) test.
Pity, for example, the unfortunate citizens of Colorado, where there are two competitive races this year — one for U.S. Senate and one for the governorship.
The scheme, they said, rode roughshod over the traditional Hutong neighbourhoods and was an "unfortunate example of the destruction of Beijing old town".
