Sentence examples for genuinely unfortunate from inspiring English sources
And Macedonia were genuinely unfortunate not to leave with three points, causing the Scots further embarrassment than is already the case.
I will not pursue these debates here, except to say that there is sufficient ambiguity in the Phenomenology of Perception for some of the early interpreters of his work to speak about a "body subject," as if Merleau-Ponty had attributed to the "lived body," the corp propre (a genuinely unfortunate choice of phrase) the attributes that classical philosophy gives to the subject.
"That's truly unfortunate".
However, she was genuinely sorry about the unfortunate repercussions--bouncing a check.
If you are so unfortunate as to have a genuinely skilled and appealing dancer (Joel Hanna) as your other star, be sure to keep him looking as macho as possible (long hair, bare arms, tight vests).
She's teamed with Ari Graynor, a genuinely luscious and funny actress who makes unfortunate choices in the scripts to which she says yes.
People appeared genuinely excited about this, even though 2001's unfortunate Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles holds an 11percentt Rotten Tomatoes rating and exists as firm proof that Mick Dundee doesn't necessarily translate for contemporary audiences.
A Microsoft spokesman, Mark Murray, called the government brief "unfortunate" and said company officials had been genuinely surprised to learn that the judge planned no additional hearings.
It was unfortunate that the kora player added programmed keyboard and percussion just when a genuinely acoustic song would have been welcome.
It is an unfortunate irony that Miller's own autocratic and, ultimately, very Teutonic approach has largely worked to obscure what is genuinely important about her campaign to awaken the world to "the panic of the beaten child".
