Sentence examples for greatest misfortune from inspiring English sources

That's the greatest misfortune of Sunday's loss to Brazil.

"Publishing these insulting drawings," he said, "is the greatest misfortune and the most dangerous".

Being born on the particular day of June 25 , 1966 would turn out to be his greatest misfortune.

His greatest misfortune, as his own testimony makes clear, was being raised by parents who could not give him love.

But the SLS's greatest misfortune -- aside from its uninspired rear-end styling -- is to have landed plop into the still-sour economy of 2010.

Musharraf's greatest misfortune is that Nawaz Sharif, the man he ousted when he seized power in a military coup in October, 1999, has returned to government.

But I think the greatest misfortunes that I have and I still have are related to my ability to play the violin or piano.

Thus, the great misfortune of this country is the Shah.

I have always felt this a great misfortune.

His great misfortune was that he confused art with life.

There could be no greater misfortune, no greater solitude, than memory".