The movie makes me want to get these unfortunate children some martial-arts lessons — but thinking this way is itself part of the problem.
Have you noticed how the same paparazzi who find their most unflattering photos of most female celebrities by catching them with Bitchy Resting Face get their "unfortunate photos" of Moss when she is laughing?
The audience can't see him, only one of Sheehan's co-stars can, so he has been doing everything he can, night after night, to get this unfortunate co-star to laugh on stage.
A cousin of his stepmother's — a man he called "uncle" — who was president of the Austrian Automobile Club and was married to the daughter of a Jewish businessman in Czechoslovakia, was acquainted with the general manager of the Austrian Vacuum Oil Company, a Jew named Weiss, and used this connection to get his unfortunate relative a job as travelling salesman.
"If Naylor's flashbacks are following Langer's form," begins Matt Dony, "then Everton are going to have a spectacular late season collapse, the pub's going to be raided by the police, and the dissertation is going to get an unfortunate mark".
Meanwhile, as others have pointed out, by calling the app after the man himself users get the unfortunate notification that "Matt Hancock would like to access your photos" if they choose to upload an image.
Athletes sometimes get an unfortunate reputation when it comes to handling their fame and their finances well.
Put this together, and you get an unfortunate truth that stocks offer superior returns for some because they offer a miserable experience for others.
And I had a tee shot slightly right and I got an unfortunate break.
"We've got an unfortunate situation with our next-generation spacecraft," says Aleksandr Derechin, deputy designer general at RKK Energia.
