Sentence examples for unfortunate conception from inspiring English sources

Since 2000, this administration has defined itself as the sun, a truly unfortunate conception.

This shows the unfortunate link between the use of implicit methods and conceptions of race, gender, and age in the design of infrastructures that previous research has identified as problematic from a user perspective [20, 25].

Like Taylor, he recalls details that fit with his self-conception, describing the crime as part of an unfortunate pattern in his life.

It's an odd departure for a country that famously let some really ridiculous names fly, like "Violence," "Number 16 Bus Shelter" (the place of conception, one commenter suggests), and "Benson" and "Hedges" for an unfortunate pair of twins.

Many of these unfortunate experiences are consequences of errors in the implementation of the procedure, but in other cases, clear errors of conception were the cause.

Very unfortunate.

Unfortunate ones.

Her conception.

Yes, unfortunate.

How unfortunate.

Kerrigan was unfortunate.