Sentence examples for that really unfortunate from inspiring English sources

To change the world, to make the world a better place; it's a desire that has existed probably from the first day after that really unfortunate fruit incident in the paradise garden.

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

He added that it's "really unfortunate" that the court will likely be down one justice months into its next term, which begins in October.

"If the only thing that can come out of this is that next week when Congress reconvenes that we engage in yet another moment of silence, I think that that would be really unfortunate," she said.

If the perception is that we're not doing our job, that's really unfortunate".

"There are individuals who are either members of or on the periphery of some of their things, their protests, that have expressed really unfortunate comments," he said.

"It's pretty obvious we think very, very differently about the way the governments of the world should work," Joseph J. Lhota, the Republican nominee, said at a news conference, adding: "In his own words, he called himself a 'democratic socialist.' It's really unfortunate that that's the level that we've come to in this city".

"It's the precedent and the message it sends out that's really unfortunate," said Mr. Giacalone, whose family runs a fish auction that sells to Whole Foods.

That's really unfortunate, because it's consumers like you and me that will suffer.

"The fact that nuclear at best is an extremely uphill putt on the most difficult green on Augusta, that's really unfortunate.

"I think it's really unfortunate that someone that bright would be in this much trouble".