Sentence examples for most unfortunate things from inspiring English sources

One of the most unfortunate things we leave behind is a regular dose of change.

I think one of the most unfortunate things about the current immigration debate is Farage.

BEN MCGRATH: Yeah, I think one of the most unfortunate things about this season was that a sport-wide problem ended up getting blamed on the players, and even on individual players.

"This is the most unfortunate thing about what we have to do," Dr. McNiff said.

PELOSI: Let me say this — let me say this, this is the most unfortunate thing.

"The most unfortunate thing about being an atheist wasn't the loss of God and all the comfort and reassurance of God," O'Rourke explains, although he admits that these are "no small things".

Bynum injured his left knee while bowling, certainly the most unfortunate thing that's happened in a bowling alley since Walter pulled a gun on Smokey in "The Big Lebowski".

But the most unfortunate thing about the Crusades is that they failed".

"The most unfortunate thing about the verdict was it reminded me to think twice about the things I do," Shields said.

The most unfortunate thing about this joke isn't that it ignored the fact that we still have "real things to protest" (a message not lost on participants in the #JusticeForFlint event, which also happened Sunday night).

(Maternal and child health nurse) And obviously the most unfortunate thing about the service is that lack of continuity of care.