Sentence examples for somehow unfortunate from inspiring English sources

3) In the subsection "Leaf damage in the field varies across environments": pesticide application is somehow unfortunate because it artificially decreases herbivory load and thus might explain why the expected effect of GLS variation on fitness via herbivore defense was not observed.

Feeling that you do not compare with others make you feel that you are somehow unfortunate, too.

Yet somehow, this unfortunate stereotype has become an albatross around the necks of female comedians for years.

Houses around are rebuilt and this somehow buries the unfortunate races of the war but they can' t be deleted from poor people's hearts.

Unfortunate but somehow appropriate.

And because I listened to so much talk and so much music, perhaps I was spared somehow from the truly unfortunate fate of being an uneloquent Irish-American.

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It's just a little unfortunate that somehow all of this has come to be described as "spicy".

But it set off a series of unfortunate events that somehow succeeded in virtually closing down the airport, stranding tens of thousands of gift-toting passengers during the busiest travel period of the year.

It's historic, and it's unfortunate and has somehow become part of our DNA.

Canada might seem like an inappropriate bedfellow in that list of confederate flag wavers, but somehow, these things have become an unfortunate trend up north.