Sentence examples for perfectly unfortunate from inspiring English sources

A PERFECTLY unfortunate combination of circumstances has been underpinning the global commodity markets.

On the other hand, sometimes, people who are desperate will show up at a corner, a church or business place, and be a perfectly unfortunate, good person.

"This is an unfortunate but perfectly cautionary tale of not only how we should look more carefully at protecting data after it is collected," says Lee Tien, a senior staff lawyer at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital rights group in San Francisco, "but also how the data is to be safeguarded before we collect it to make sure it isn't used improperly or disclosed accidentally".

Since its formulation, BCP has been recognised as an unfortunate, yet perfectly correct and logically inevitable consequence of any quantitative theory of weakly semantic information.

This might seem to pick up on Glaucon's original demand (in Book Two) to see how the perfectly just who is most unfortunate but still just is better than the perfectly unjust who is unjust but still esteemed.

Reporter Alec MacGillis perfectly summed up how rapid and unfortunate for children this debate has shifted.

The choose-your-own-adventure qualities of The Unfortunates would lend it perfectly to this era of digitised readers and shuffle settings.

He perfectly embodies both the brilliant potential and unfortunate consequences of hip-hop's global reach.

Or that even now the school is framing this as an unfortunate overstepping of an otherwise perfectly acceptable technological mark?

Which is perfectly okay, this liking but not loving: the unfortunates I dated during this period, if forced to recall my simian countenance and obsession with devouring mass quantities of Big Macs, would surely say something similar about me.

It is perhaps an unfortunate occurrence of synesthesia that when I taste perfectly spicy lamb with tzatziki and pita I hear the sound of bookstores going out of business.