Sentence examples for this unfortunate truth from inspiring English sources

And, in fact, there are studies that support this unfortunate truth.

The findings of that review confirm this unfortunate truth, and we must now move forward as players".

Will Bates Manchester, N.H., Oct. 10, 2007 To the Editor: As a 20-something, I'd like to express this unfortunate truth with which I live: in a world built to make sure I succeed to the best of my ability, I am also warned to be cautious.

None of us have to like it, but we must learn to accept this unfortunate truth.

But what was really missing from that scene was a sense of camaraderie between women who recognize this unfortunate truth with a sense of rueful regret.

To further evidence this unfortunate truth, one need not look further than three glaring examples of how market regulations fail to provide accountability in the PCMF context.

It led me to reflect, mid-spoonful, on one of the odder and more overlooked aspects of this Canadian team — the unfortunate truth that only three players on the ice — Patrice Bergeron, Martin St. Louis, and Marc-Edouard Vlasic — were from Quebec (a fourth, Roberto Luongo, remained on the bench for the game), compared with so many more in years past (eight Quebecois in '76 alone!).

"They may ask, 'Could this happen again?' and the unfortunate truth is that we know that it could," Dr. Fassler said.

And yet the unfortunate truth about power is this--if we do not exercise power in the world, then we surrender influence over the world to those who may be much less able, but much more willing.

A team cannot come to the Camp Nou and expect to win unless everyone is at their peak and the unfortunate truth is that this was probably Sergio Agüero's most undistinguished performance in City's colours.

Regardless of the reason, the unfortunate truth here is that this guy does not want to keep seeing you, which feels like a shame because you enjoyed your time together.