Sentence examples for unfortunate about from inspiring English sources

"It's unfortunate about the box office figures, but thank God for Jurassic World," Fassbender joked.

But there is something uniquely unfortunate about Kerry - his caution, his pratfalls, his pusillanimity - that invite this sort of attack.

Besides, there seems to me to be something deeply unfortunate about the timing of Oswald's and Kinsella's withdrawal.

What is most unfortunate about the President's lack of public engagement in the argument for force is that the objections to it are answerable.

What's truly unfortunate about Bush's privatization road show is that it has distracted him and the nation from the financial threats that loom just over the horizon.

What's so unfortunate about movies like Old Fashioned is that is presents a picture of America's so-called red states as a realm yearning for infantilisation.

The result was that "Untrained" sometimes played into unfortunate stereotypes about dance being about virtuosic feats by individuals whose athleticism puts the rest of us to shame.

But there are unfortunate truths about temping: "The only thing about that is they don't last long".

He suspects you may have some unfortunate preconceptions about Nigerians.

These may be separate, unfortunate facts about getting old, but they could also be related.

"This is the most unfortunate thing about what we have to do," Dr. McNiff said.