Sentence examples for really unfortunate about from inspiring English sources

"What is really unfortunate about Florida's automatic wage increases is that they are indexed to continually increase, but there is never a decrease," he said.

The one really unfortunate thing about "Shahs of Sunset" is the way it exploits, and will in turn amplify, a previously localized phenomenon: the longstanding stereotyping of Los Angeles's Iranian-Americans as vulgar, materialistic show-offs who don't fit in among the city's supposedly more cultured elites.

The viral clip of sheepish chief executive Jeff Fairburn walking away from BBC Look North's cameras, and then protesting that it was "really unfortunate" to be asked about his £75m bonus, was an instant classic in the living-in-a-bubble genre.

"That part, I find really unfortunate". Something to think about when you're getting ready in the morning.

There's more to say about this really unfortunate goof, but before I go any further I need to ask you an important question: Do you still have the horse's head?

But I couldn't agree with Alison more, I mean I think is a really unfortunate and unhappy way to go about providing treatment for anything.

Fairburn told the BBC journalist it was "really unfortunate that you've done that [asked about the bonus]", before walking out of shot.

We looked at that image and were inspired: what about doing a series on really unfortunate proms?

But he added that it was "really unfortunate" that the mayor wasn't more upfront about his full itinerary.

"I think it's really unfortunate that some of these paid activists are scaring people about what's going to happen," said Collins, who has counseled her GOP colleagues to move carefully.

It's really unfortunate".