Sentence examples for is rather unfortunate from inspiring English sources

The word "resilience", not the author's, understood, is rather unfortunate.

This is rather unfortunate since we'd love to have more samples of the Moon!

This is rather unfortunate as we are from Sheffield, where bobar is a slang word for excrement.

Obviously mistakes happen, but this is rather unfortunate for UK Finance - especially as the pound seems to weaken when the figures was released.

It is rather unfortunate that one moment, a snapshot in time, has taken such a negative toll on his life and his career.

It is rather unfortunate that the Olympic Park is serviced by the Jubilee line, an elephantine creature given to lengthy groaning, hissing sulks between platforms.

This was rather unfortunate.

"It's rather unfortunate," says Peterken.

So, it's rather unfortunate that this week the MP for Mansfield provided fuel for that assertion.

One one upper crust man fumphers to another "he's been rather unfortunate in his choice of ancestors".

However, for technical reasons I couldn't alter the masthead, which was rather unfortunate: 'BRILLIANT' in large bold letters right above 'Queen Mother dies'".