Sentence examples for incredibly unfortunate from inspiring English sources

"It is incredibly unfortunate circumstances," he said.

"It is incredibly unfortunate," said Meg Garvin, executive director of the National Crime Victim Law Institute.

He had been depressed for months.' And so this article in Le Figaro was a case of incredibly unfortunate timing?

"We had quite a lengthy conversation and it is such a shame that we have lost a player of his calibre for the World Cup, he has been incredibly unfortunate and we wish him a speedy recovery".

Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the senior Republican on the committee, told Dr. Berwick that the recess appointment was "incredibly unfortunate for you," because it deprived him of the opportunity to defend himself.

He winced and added, "That was an incredibly unfortunate phrase," then turned to an aide and asked, "Why do I say these things?" Vermont's voters are familiar with Dean's occasional gaffes, and these mistakes rarely hurt him while he was governor.

I do think to each his own but this was incredibly sad and unfortunate.

Earlier in the statement, he said, "It is incredibly disappointing and unfortunate that my real concerns over the suitability of Judge Shwartz to serve a lifetime appointment as circuit court judge have been spun as some petty political vendetta by some of her supporters".

It's incredibly frustrating and unfortunate.

"This is an incredibly sad, disappointing, and unfortunate outcome".

In a blog post, the company said this was "an incredibly sad, disappointing, and unfortunate outcome".