Sentence examples for unfortunate child from inspiring English sources
What was that unfortunate child dressed in?
One wonders how much Mary Wollstonecraft's daughter ever learned about Trelawny's unfortunate child bride.
Like an unfortunate child in a Dickens novel, Tengo had perhaps been led by strange circumstances to be raised by this impostor.
Their domestic battles escalate to the point where Don builds a drywall division down the middle of the house with a doggie-door opening that permits the couple's unfortunate child, Don Jr., to commute between the warring camps.
"This is my own book of my own self given to me by the preachers wife Nora Gwyn who said, This little diary is for you my dear unfortunate child".
The ideal type is devised for this purpose, for "only as an ideal type" can subjective value — "that unfortunate child of misery of our science" — "be given an unambiguous meaning" [Ibid., 107].
Nearly every conceivable problem that a child could have can be observed in these unfortunate children.
What will he read to those unfortunate children?
This week the Supreme Court rebuffed the Administration, giving merciful relief to parents of all such unfortunate children.
9.12am: The BBC News channel is busy encouraging some unfortunate children to open their results live on TV.
Although they were apt to indulge in the persecution of odd, dim, smelly or otherwise unfortunate children.
