Sentence examples for unfortunate background from inspiring English sources

But he was not the first politician to appear with an unfortunate background in a photoshoot.

Of all the Manson family killers, except for Manson, Atkins "had the most unfortunate background," Bugliosi said.

We adopted the psychoanalytic idea of an unfortunate family background: distant father, overbearing mother – and this was just a boy looking for a father's love.

That's unfortunate given the background increase in inflation due to soaring energy prices.

And the cross she had to bear because of his "unfortunate working-class background" (reminiscent of Esau and the Bible's other "rough-mannered men") was handily illustrated by the Apostle Peter, along with the other confused and uneducated working-class fishermen Jesus called to follow Him and to whom He had to explain everything, just like Mom constantly had to instruct Dad.

This would be unfortunate against the background of an increasingly globalised world in many non-health sectors.

"After each preview - there were weeks and weeks of them - we had meetings in this room above Times Square, which I called the arms-dealing room," says Jones. "There would be men sitting round a table and some unfortunate Filipino hovering in the background who would give you a drink.

Darrow did not think that the teenage murderers Leopold and Loeb, whom he had just successfully saved from the death penalty, were victims of their ancestors' bad seed, but of their own background and their unfortunate habit of reading Nietzsche and Dostoyevsky.

Matthew Weiss's gnarly screenplay offers only a few hints about the backgrounds of this unfortunate duo.

On January 5th, the Washington Post Express saddled the Women's March with a particularly unfortunate cover illustration: a petal-pink background, against which tiny figures formed an enormous gender symbol — the gender symbol for male.

"It is unfortunate that we have no one from a BAME background in either election.