Sentence examples for quite unfortunate from inspiring English sources

This is quite unfortunate.

It's quite unfortunate that this tremendous inconvenience was caused".

The circumstances that brought him here are quite unfortunate".

It's quite unfortunate for the rank and file".

It's quite unfortunate because it's going to overshadow what was a very good win.

Mr. Franks responded by saying the lessons to be learned from Mr. Corzine's campaign were "quite unfortunate".

I don't want to be harsh but she was quite unfortunate-looking and aware that people called her names.

After all, it used to be that "football widows" referred to those of us ladies left to our own devices while our significant others watched a game; now the term has a new--and quite unfortunate--meaning. Download.

This was quite an unfortunate and undeserved way for Zlatan Ibrahimovic to bow out of international football, playing with a team that permanently looked a couple of levels below him.

Away from the train, with his mac on and a paisley silk scarf tied around his neck, he didn't seem quite so unfortunate; there was even something touchingly contained and self-sufficient in the way he sat absorbed in the steam from his cup, not texting or talking on his phone, no phone in evidence at all.

I admit to this one too, though rather wish the acronym didn't sound quite so unfortunate when said out loud.