Sentence examples for exceedingly unfortunate from inspiring English sources
Some are banal ("dustbin of history," "people will say the terrorists won"), some are question-begging ("an overmilitarization of the war"), and some are exceedingly unfortunate ("It's a clash of religions").
Stop reading now if you've not seen the finale of True Detective's first season, which aired on HBO in the US on Sunday night After seven hours of high thrills, horror and exceedingly entertaining television mystery – and the unfortunate delay of HBO Go crashing for users everywhere – True Detective's first season is over.
"It's unfortunate, because the product works exceedingly well on turf," he said.
This makes him not just an exceedingly odd duck but also a most unfortunate choice for true romance, which is the kind Alice has finally decided she wants.
Scheck went on to say that it was "unfortunate" the creators killed Bell's character so early in the series and called Mandylor's character (Hoffman) an "exceedingly bland stand-in".
Dress was exceedingly casual.
Expulsion is exceedingly rare.
Conceivable and exceedingly unlikely.
