Sentence examples for title is unfortunate from inspiring English sources
The title is unfortunate.
On one level, the title is unfortunate because it seems to be playing off the Obama Administration's "Race to the Top," which in itself is playing off a common criticism of George W. Bush's 'No Child Left Behind' law that many believe created a "Race to the Bottom".
Yes, the reference to "gay marriage" in the article's title was unfortunate, but was a product of the times.
A second time is unfortunate.
(The title is an unfortunate word salad to replace the pointed French title, "La Fille du 14 juillet," which translates to "The Girl of July 14th").
Perhaps this is why the title is so unfortunate: it suggests a smaller, narrower book than the one Hampl has written.
The word "children" in the title of this omnibus (it incorporates eight earlier books) is unfortunate.
Such blurred indecision is unfortunate, given that the Beatles were masters of, among other things, the crisp and crunchy title.
The metaphor is unfortunate.
