Sentence examples for more unfortunate than from inspiring English sources

I was fortunate only compared with someone who was more unfortunate than I.

A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket Were there ever orphans more unfortunate than the Baudelaires?

Marcus was a key player in our group, in that he reassured us that there was someone more unfortunate than ourselves.

On this score we are far more unfortunate than shit; our frenzy to persist in our present state — that's the unconscionable torture.

It implies that John Keats's demise at 25 was no more unfortunate than Tolstoy's at 82, since both will be dead for an eternity anyway.

Similarly, not to be a lady in Virginia is probably more unfortunate than it would be anywhere else in the world.

There's no more unfortunate example than La Guardia.

But though he looks like a man … The erudite dog who narrates this meditation on the origins of nourishment believes himself to be not "different from any other dog", and yet he asks if it is possible for a creature to be "more unfortunate still" than he is.

'MUSICAL MYSTERIES' For young fans of Lemony Snicket there was probably no more unfortunate literary event than the end of his wildly popular string of children's novels, "A Series of Unfortunate Events," in 2006.

A bouncer at Maxx Fish, another Whistler club, named Web Johnson had a more unfortunate run-in than I did with some young, male Americans earlier in the week at another club when he wasn't working.

For the ditch-digging enthusiast, however, there isn't a more unfortunate place to work than the Catskills.