Sentence examples for unfortunate features from inspiring English sources

Empathy has some unfortunate features — it is parochial, narrow-minded, and innumerate.

"One of the unfortunate features of exotic Newcastle disease is that it doesn't discriminate among birds, whether they are poultry hens, fighting chickens or ostriches," Dr. Cigainero said.

On Dec. 2, 1999, Steven Pifer, then the United States ambassador in Ukraine, said that while the campaign has exhibited a number of "unfortunate features," the results "represented a credible democratic process" and the balloting "reflected the will of the electorate".

For Clegg, one of the most unfortunate features of the Rennard affair has been the way in which unelected Lib Dem peers (hardly standard-bearers of his new politics) have used their position of authority in the upper house to denounce their party's leader over his handling of the Rennard crisis.

If the camcorder isn't well stabilized, it's very easy to make your audience seasick — an unfortunate feature for anything but cruise videos.

The results suggest a slightly more ribald version of "Josie and the Pussycats," the 1970's Saturday morning cartoon series that was turned into an unfortunate feature two years ago.

Defra may be surprised that anyone is trying to suggest that they are subsidising grouse shooting, but divisive, class-war rhetoric has been an unfortunate feature of the latest campaign against moorland management.

In a "Last Word" interview with The New York Times in 2006, videotaped to accompany this obituary online, Dr. Commoner elaborated on his holistic views and lamented the inability of society to connect the dots among its multitude of challenges, calling it "an unfortunate feature of political development in this country".

Appeals to the ethnic divide have been an unfortunate feature of the past few weeks of the run-off campaign, though they were not a prominent part of the campaign preceding the April 5th poll.There is plenty of time for things to go foul.

It's an unfortunate feature of working as both a novelist and a games designer that I end up sitting through a lot of panels, round-tables, conferences, discussions and other exercises in head-nodding where digital people try to get to grips with storytelling, or where story people try to understand the digital world.

That's an unfortunate feature of any cashlike system".