Sentence examples for undeniably unfortunate from inspiring English sources
It is undeniably unfortunate that Justin Welby's vow to use credit unions to compete payday loan firms out of business should have enjoyed admiring headlines for approximately 27 minutes this week, before it was revealed that the Church of England holds an indirect stake in Wonga via its pension fund.
Whether you've been enamored since day one or a zealous skeptic since the beginning, the phone has one fault that is undeniably unfortunate: no WiFi.
Timely, too, to return to a play about a life blighted — and yet undeniably enriched — by an unfortunate schnoz in an era that finds teenage television stars rushing to have their deviated septums attended to as soon as the first residual check arrives.
From undeniably awful renderings of the human form to perplexing landscapes and unfortunate experiments in pet portraiture, the collection dutifully embodies the museum's slogan of "art too bad to be ignored".
Cabbage's unfortunate reputation stems from two things: a longstanding tendency by many people to overcook it, and the fact that it's undeniably tough when raw.
Piracy is undeniably rife.
Those are undeniably important.
Undeniably, both have risen.
But a pleasure, undeniably.
