Sentence examples for is particularly unfortunate from inspiring English sources

This second wrangle is particularly unfortunate.

Her reluctance to engage critically with Wright's work is particularly unfortunate.

This is particularly unfortunate for evolutionary psychologists, who are trying to find universal features of our species.

Hyperbole also leads to inaccuracy, which is particularly unfortunate in a book whose subject, at its essence, is lying.

This latest spat is particularly unfortunate because Cameron's remarks were, taken as a whole, about as inclusive as is possible.

One phrase uttered by Fervaal's mentor in the opera is particularly unfortunate on its face: "en sublime holocauste".

That's particularly unfortunate, since the camerawork is so good.

It's particularly unfortunate for the poor theatergoer.

"Today of all days it's particularly unfortunate that he's used the language he did.

Some players said that being stuck was particularly unfortunate after the costly loss.

It's particularly unfortunate because, in theory, Cummings is a fascinating figure.