Sentence examples for no less unfortunate from inspiring English sources
Cait Reilly was no less unfortunate.
It's unfortunate that Jaffa does not mention the no less vital presence of the "Ethics" in the political philosophy of the Islamic world, as developed by al-Farabi (whose work Strauss knew well) and his successors.
(7/10) BG Rio Ferdinand It seems unfortunate to talk about a disputed territory when England play Argentina, but Rio was no less than the Rock of Gibraltar.
The papers openly ridicule the poor and less unfortunate.
If his injury was dreadful luck, its timing — November 1994 — was less unfortunate.
Although perhaps the simple truth is that the choices available to them at the time — to marry or not; to have too many children or too few — were all, more or less, unfortunate.
As the social historian Lawrence Stone noted, this was a marked departure from the Catholic ideal of chastity, which considered earthly marriage a more or less unfortunate necessity meant to accommodate human weakness; "It is better to marry than to burn," St. Paul had said, but he made it sound like a close call.
I even signed up to train in it with more or less unfortunate results.
The children were selected -- by a team that included Apted -- as representatives of a broad spectrum, ranging from a posh trio of who already had their educational plans mapped out to a less unfortunate pair who were in state care.
