Sentence examples for thought it unfortunate from inspiring English sources

Roberto Martinez thought it unfortunate to be playing United at the back of the festive fixtures.

She thought it unfortunate that so many women wrote "out of a decorative impulse" and sought to avoid wasting her own talents on mere "literary needlework".

Demmel thought it unfortunate, but that it created a "pre-buzz", as did Flynn who thought the buzz was nothing like the band had before; "There's internet street buzz vs. record company hype and if the hype matches up to the street buzz, then you're seeing a lot of bands selling a lot of records in the first week".

I think it unfortunate that the discussions regarding the Town Line Farm Preserve between the Bridgewater Land Trust and the relevant donors have been portrayed by your publication as being an attack on farming or the value of farming.

Still, I think it unfortunate that Republicans choose the Actor President to be their hero.

I thought it was unfortunate that he seems to be running a campaign of insults".

"At first, I thought it was unfortunate timing – I'd delivered the first draft last summer, before the engagement had been announced.

"I heard about Rilya and thought it was unfortunate but not uncommon," said Ashley, 16, who lived in 14 foster homes before she was adopted four years ago.

"I thought it was unfortunate that every aspect of the Governor's life was presented through the prism of religion," Kevin Madden, Romney's press secretary, told me.

"I thought it was unfortunate, and I did not necessarily agree with the choice to do this," Rooker said.

Graham admitted he did not know the match was to be decided on penalties, and thought it was unfortunate Seaman missed.