Sentence examples for misfortune of being from inspiring English sources

"But we have always had the misfortune of being misunderstood.

The theme has the misfortune of being inexhaustible.

Germany had the misfortune of being poisoned first by wealth, then by want.

"The misfortune of being an incorrigible optimist," is how he describes his predicament.

Tonight, the Minnesota Timberwolves had the misfortune of being in the middle of the road.

It just has the misfortune of being the record that few Strokes fans want from them.

"Uprising" has the misfortune of being programmed against the twice-delayed Emmy broadcast on CBS.

MOST CHILDREN have the misfortune of being compared to their elder siblings, and unfortunately the same applies to yearbooks.

MOST of us have had the misfortune of being stuck on a plane with a wailing toddler.

And -- if you've had the misfortune of being unaware of his writing until Monday -- what he'll soon mean to you.

The cooling tower has the misfortune of being a handy receptacle for the addition of water treatment chemicals which are almost always corrosive in concentrated form.