Sentence examples for rather unfortunate and from inspiring English sources

The campground, which was supposed to be open to the public as a for-profit venture of the hotel, had actually been closed since 2007, largely due to a rather unfortunate, and literally stinking incident.

And often times, this turns into a rather unfortunate and troubling dilemma.

Later, apparently to clarify, Gani tweeted that the photograph had been taken at an event both he and (presumably) Goldsmith had been invited to attend: This is all rather unfortunate for Goldsmith and not the first time this week his "judgment" assault on Khan has come unstuck.

The centre said in a statement: "It is rather unfortunate that time and time again, the media do not seem to understand that whether or not any individual who has ever prayed in the mosque has gone on to be involved in acts that are considered to be illegal, that this should in no way reflect on the mosque or on the message the mosque imparts.

Jordan sits in a rather unfortunate position, geographically and politically speaking.

Led by RNC chair Reince Priebus, whose stoical about-face on the issue has been worthy of the royal guard, members of the GOP top brass are gradually stepping forward, one by one, to say that the interests of the nation are now such that it is important to elect Todd Akin to the Senate, all the bad and rather unfortunate things that were said about the man last month notwithstanding.

One visible and rather unfortunate aspect of the technology transition from contactless travelcards to contactless bank cards is the need for TfL to warn Tube users of the risk of so-called "card clash".

One visible and rather unfortunate aspect of the technology transition from contactless travelcards to contactless bank cards is the need for TfL to warn Tube users of the risk of so-called "card clash".

Josh Baker, a reserve tight end and the rather unfortunate occupant of the locker to Tebow's immediate right, was trying to put on his shirt.

He also related Mrs. Wang's pet names for him which, when translated from Cantonese, included "Hubby," "Hubbykins" and the rather unfortunate sounding "Hubby-pig".

Liza Minnelli's show-stopping Oscars outfit has caused a Twitter storm as the US singer/actress matched her electric blue trouser suit with a streak of hair dye - and a rather unfortunate wardrobe malfunction.