Sentence examples for sort of unfortunate from inspiring English sources
They're discovering the same sort of unfortunate drama inherent in aging that women have agonized about for decades.
Before the birth of the leisure class, sun-darkened skin marked you as the sort of unfortunate soul who toiled in the fields.
This year, however, Thanksgiving will be different, a sort of unfortunate transition, as it will be the first one without either of my parents present.
"It's kind of unfortunate, but I feel there's a sort of unfortunate sort of … we don't do romance, we don't cover that," he said.
By the time we encountered Don (pictured) at the Days Hotel in Boulder, we were beginning to feel Denver's presence everywhere we went, which was sort of unfortunate.
Our physical systems have evolved to work against the pull of gravity, and it is highly probable that all sorts of unfortunate things, such as softening of the bones, would result from exposure to weightlessness for months at a time.
Like any popular service, scammers are starting to take notice - bots purporting to be beautiful people, mostly women, are spreading with the intent to trick unsuspecting users into all sorts of unfortunate lapses, mainly giving over personal data.
Moffat brought in the character so that all sorts of unfortunate things would happen to him, such as having a typewriter dropped on his foot.
(Los Angeles Times) A Different Sort of Trip An unfortunate error in an Arizona travel magazine, labeling a psychedelic mushroom as edible, has led to the magazine's removal from newsstands.
I think traveling a lot, as well, I guess I'm sort of fortunate and unfortunate.
