Sentence examples for made unfortunate comments from inspiring English sources

In the case of Summers, whom Warren knew vaguely from their shared days at Harvard -- when as university president, he made unfortunate comments about women in science -- she was warned about being an outsider during what seems to have been a not-so-pleasant dinner.

Janus made unfortunate headlines in the recent mutual fund scandals.

We've all made unfortunate choices.

His proud mother has made some unfortunate comments, too.

That little girl who made the unfortunate comments was at least broaching issues that the other children in the car have probably already learned to tune out.

A few years ago I made some unfortunate comments about Jewish people, which I tried to retract, except they appeared in a police log.

A Department of Homeland Security official, speaking on background, said it appeared the man had been smoking a cigarette in the bathroom, had tried to cover it up, and then had made an "unfortunate comment".

Elisberg quipped that my ex made some unfortunate comment about the writing on The Marrying Man.

One Planned Parenthood lobbyist did make an unfortunate comment, and Planned Parenthood's national leadership did promptly correct the record and make things right.

Yes, writers today sometimes make unfortunate choices.

I find fewer and fewer cashiers subscribe to this rule, which lead to my making an unfortunate comment to one of them.