Sentence examples for is pretty unfortunate from inspiring English sources

Which is pretty unfortunate.

"If they're not interested in doing this, which is pretty unfortunate, then I'll just keep going and meet them on my own time," she said.

"That's pretty unfortunate that a guy who doesn't have any idea who I am or anything about me would say something that silly," Edmonds said.

And for the company that's going to be pretty unfortunate, as it's going to be compared to other social networks like Facebook which can add tens of millions of monthly active users in a similar period.

And it's pretty unfortunate".

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"But it is a form of body shaming, I will say that, and it's pretty unfortunate....We live in a society that is so obsessed with being perfect … why can't we just be us?" Mowry also sounded off of the disparaging Instagram comments she receives about her weight, and she said the negativity towards certain body shapes "needs to stop".

Lulz thinks it's funny; hell it is pretty funny but the unfortunate fact is at the end of the day workers are hurt and the CEO of Sony still gets in a Maybach and is driven to his mansion.

Well, it was unfortunate, but you know what, the brain is pretty amazing.

Ignoring the shower bun for a second, this onesie is still pretty unfortunate.

Lars said that is a "pretty unfortunate way to treat the public, whether by design or not: after 6 minutes of waiting on hold and hearing 2 different recorded messages from Schumer himself (which at least is an attempt to show interest in what callers have to say), I got several rings and then was disconnected".