Sentence examples similar to exceptionally unfortunate from inspiring English sources
Brenly said demoting someone who had played exceptionally well was one of the "unfortunate realities" of Arizona's unusual season.
Although she was forced to deal with the psychological and physical repercussions of these unfortunate incidents, Miller was exceptionally beautiful, bright, and independent qualities that opened up many opportunities for her throughout her life.
In general, real-world history doesn't often puncture the show's envelope of self-reflexive aesthetics and fantasy, which is why Daniel Blau's display of anonymous newswire photographs of the unfortunate zeppelin the Hindenburg, as it crashed and burned in Lakehurst, N.J., in 1937, is exceptionally refreshing.
Experts attribute this to an exceptionally cold winter that has caused more burning of coal and other fuels than usual, to temperature inversions over some places, and to unfortunate wind patterns in others.In this section Something in the air?
Fairways are exceptionally narrow.
She's exceptionally bright.
Exceptionally well, in fact.
exceptionally strong vocabulary. . . .
