Sentence examples for mildly unfortunate from inspiring English sources

Yes, the president's performance in the last debate was, to put it mildly, unfortunate.

It was mildly unfortunate, then, that one of Auntie's most loyal supporters, the shadow culture secretary, Chris Bryant, should use his response to the government's slash-and-burn-the-Beeb green paper as a pitch for his own TV chatshow.

Shandling wore a brown leather jacket with a fuzzy black collar, a look that was mildly unfortunate, but Grey sported a white-mesh "Eddie Rabbitt" cap, hair that screamed REO Speedwagon, and forty extra pounds.

But even patients who have had surgical implements left inside them by inept doctors will feel as if they were only mildly inconvenienced compared with the unfortunates who find themselves at "CHILDRENS HOSPITAL," the ludicrously dysfunctional medical center imagined by Rob Corddry and developed into a Web series and then a television series on Adult Swim.

"There was a very unfortunate, to put it mildly, case involving Clive Goodman," Mr. Coulson told the court.

But, still, it retrospectively makes the earlier whole line about reaching out and touching seem unfortunate, to put it mildly.

But he added, "I think the tendency of American intellectuals to learn their evolution from him is unfortunate, and that's putting it mildly".

Mildly unenthusiastically.

Mildly disgruntled.

Mildly embarrassing.

Very unfortunate.