Sentence examples for think unfortunate from inspiring English sources

"It would be, I think, unfortunate if we let the discussion just be about troop strength," he said.

"The idea that a superintendent who says, 'We've got to have our kids learning more and I don't want to hear excuses about your lack of progress' is somehow a bad thing is, I think, unfortunate," said Kati Haycock, president of the Education Trust, a nonprofit group that works to close achievement gaps for racial minorities and low-income children.

Clearly, the most obvious, and I think the most interesting category is that described by Williams with the term "violence" (though that has the contentious, and I think unfortunate implication that all violence is immoral).

"It would be, I think, unfortunate if we let the discussion just be about troop strength.

"I think unfortunate when the subsequent narrative becomes focused on the privacy invasion rather than on the betrayal," she said.

The fact it's more complicated than that and it's been a very I think unfortunate debate between public option and not public.

"That's where I think the unfortunate misperception is".

I think my unfortunate character here is in love with the girl he spies on.

What's happened to the values of the party?' So the image, I think, is unfortunate.

"We have gotten into a big fuss here about parsing words that I think is unfortunate," Mr. Roberts said.

I think it unfortunate that substantial federal judicial energies have been expended, for virtually no purpose at all, on the adjudication of this habeas proceeding.