Sentence examples for less fortunate was from inspiring English sources

Less fortunate was the clashing of Spector and the Cribs.

Less fortunate was his hammy approach to showmanship, and for that matter, his pinched singing.

Less fortunate was her Grammys appearance the following year in which she wobbled her way through a duet with Stevie Nicks and subsequently suffered an online shellacking.

Less fortunate was a London cab driver Anis Sardar, who was given a life sentence a fortnight earlier for taking part in 2007 in resistance to the occupation of Iraq by US and British forces.

Schünzel was one of the lucky ones, finding refuge and a (diminished) career in Hollywood as the Nazis began their drive to control the film industry; less fortunate was his colleague Kurt Gerron, whose engagingly silly mountain musical "A Crazy Idea" (1932) plays on Dec. 27.

Less fortunate was another great condottiere, Carmagnola, who first served one of the viscounts of Milan and then conducted the wars of Venice against his former masters but at last awoke the suspicion of the Venetian oligarchy and was put to death before the palace of St. Mark (1432).

Others less fortunate were put to death.

Her generosity to those less fortunate is unparalleled.

And those less fortunate were watching the televised gubernatorial debate.

Less fortunate were the foot soldiers, most of whom were sold into slavery.

Less fortunate were 1,259 Romans rounded up in Jewish homes on the Sabbath, Oct. 16, 1943.