Sentence examples similar to probably unfortunate that from inspiring English sources

This was probably unfortunate.

Mr. Rumsfeld called the publication of the photos "probably unfortunate".

It was probably those unfortunate photos that did it for Hague: the ones showing him, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie striding three-abreast into a lobby wearing black suits from what seemed like the same designer.

You can do all kinds of funny things with it and use it with skill, but I guess the most common use is probably "that's unfortunate, and I would like to punctuate my comment with a reiteration that I am displeased at what has just been expressed".

It is unfortunate that Gen. Augusto Pinochet will probably be returning soon to Chile for medical reasons (news article, Feb. 1).

"It's just unfortunate that the ref saw something that probably everyone thought, 'OK, fair enough it was a handball, but was it red card?'," said Kewell.

It is unfortunate that the crime-scene photos in Newtown will probably never be seen.

"It is unfortunate that the legality of Alinghi's American-made sails probably will not be decided before the match," said Tom Ehman, a spokesman for BMW Oracle Racing.

So yeah, it's unfortunate that they don't know those songs, that they're probably getting lost as the generations go on.

It is unfortunate that we cannot determine whether the dependent children are the individuals' biological children, especially because men are probably more likely to be co-residing with non-biological children of a new partner.

"It is truly unfortunate that Maj.