Sentence examples for tragically unfortunate from inspiring English sources
"He is going to be featured at the Democratic convention next week … It's tragically unfortunate".
It's the type of sick humor that is birthed out of tragically-unfortunate situations and accompanies statements like, if AIDS were funny, it would look like _____.
It's an unfortunate and tragically oversimplified response to the challenges facing our schools -- challenges made plain by U.S. test results released Wednesday, which show that students have lost ground in math for the first time since 1990.
Having a home is the acid test of our generation and I hope 2017 sees a kinder market towards the unfortunate or the tragically un-royal like myself.
One unfortunate young girl tragically committed suicide after she received a B in a math class, convinced she had lost her chance to get into a good college.
(Or there's this, from a back-and-forth with Stewart, on immigration: "Jon, like billions of other unfortunate people in the world, I tragically was not born American").
"It is very unfortunate and sad that the August 30 incident involving one of our residents, Vanessa Marquez, ended tragically with the loss of her life," DeWolfe added.
It was that latter unfortunate habit that seemed most likely to be entertained during my childhood watching representatives of England or Britain come up tragically (or sometimes comically) short in games of skill.
