Sentence examples for had been unfortunate from inspiring English sources

Freedman felt his side had been unfortunate: "I don't think we deserved that.

Mitchell insisted Gainsborough had been unfortunate to concede so many goals and blamed defensive mistakes.

Yet England, on the balance of play, had been unfortunate to be behind and their response was stirring.

Fulham had been unfortunate, he suggested, to run into Reading and now Blackburn - "very efficient teams" - at this troublesome time.

Turnbull said the treatment of the Belgiorno-Nettis family had been "unfortunate" and the festival would not exist as it does today without them.

Ultimately, though, there was no way back this time; they had been unfortunate not to keep the run going and unfortunate to cross paths with Ronaldo.

The results have been unfortunate.

"That has been unfortunate".

There have been unfortunate instances of nullification.

However, there have been unfortunate circumstances in which drugs have caused considerable harm.

The imagery may have been unfortunate, but Mr. Fehrnstrom's impulse to analogize is understandable.