I want to be there - but instead all I do is read their bad news and sit with it, taste its gritty, bitter chunks, feel its sadness, its stupidity, its unfair, luck-of-the-draw freakishness.
His admirers protest that the reversal has been more the unfair result of bad luck than of poor leadership and they are largely right.Part of the unfairness lies in the bizarrely skewed nature of British political memory.
She understands that life is lonely and unfair, that only the greatest luck will bring blessings like a long marriage and a quick death.
Even those using it must accept that fee-paying teaching is a fundamentally unfair system that some have the luck to afford.
But there is a difference between accepting the luck of the draw and accepting unfair and unjust characterizations of my views.
You can't put all the poor people in bad neighborhoods and say, 'good luck.' That's really unfair.
A less welcoming immigration policy is unfair to those who had the bad luck not to be born American, and to those who would like to hire and work with them.
Ronald Dworkin holds that differences in wealth generated by differences "traceable to genetic luck" (Dworkin 2000, 92) are unfair.
I've read complaints on MMA message boards from here to next Tuesday that say the ground game in the game is wildly unfair and seems to be based on luck more than anything else.
Admission to the upper class is, for all societies and throughout all time, unfair and based on some combination of talent, luck, and favoritism.
"The opposition says, 'No you can't', and she can .Yet it would be unfair to attribute Ms Fernández's looming victory to luck alone.
