Sentence examples for obvious misfortune from inspiring English sources
She had already bought "masses" on an earlier trip, she said, and felt slightly uneasy, benefiting from such obvious misfortune.
We were both flawed, the obvious victims of physical misfortune.
The motivation for Jackson to come out of live-music retirement should be obvious to those who have followed his misfortunes over the past few years, with his career failing to recover after a bizarre sexual-abuse trial in 2005, even though he was found innocent.
The most obvious testament of a wife rising above her husband's misfortunes may be the one that Mrs. Pirro least cares for.
The obvious concern is that they could readily be arrested and become hostages to misfortune among eager tax collectors from a variety of nations.
It seems patently obvious, or should be, that any of Tebow's good fortune is simultaneously a misfortune for a safety who blew his coverage or a linebacker who failed to contain a corner that should have been contained.
First, it should be recalled that, for our egalitarian ancestors with uniquely prolonged parental responsibilities, one obvious benefit of team solidarity and enlightened teammate choice becomes the protection that they provide against individual misfortunes of all sorts (sicknesses, disabling injuries, etc)., any one of which can jeopardize many years of parental investment.
Misfortune has been piled on misfortune.
Also: misfortune hunters.
People suffered misfortune".
