Sentence examples similar to unfortunate gathering from inspiring English sources

Chief Belmar said that people had a right to protest peacefully, but also that "there is an unfortunate association with that gathering" and the shooting.

The circumstances of Sunday night's gathering, however, were unfortunate.

"I do feel that there was an unfortunate association with that [protest] gathering".

Belmar continued:"I do feel that there was an unfortunate association with that [protest] gathering".

Clarion calls, histrionics … to what gathering Nixonian storms – or "unfortunate events", as Blatter would probably have it – might these words be retroactively fancied to be references?

We are currently in the process of gathering all the facts surrounding this unfortunate accident and will provide more details as they become available".

In an unfortunate coincidence of timing, family and friends are gathering for celebrations this week at a time when emotions are high for college-bound high school students.

It was a long kick ahead, and the chasing Traille was denied from gathering it for a simple score only by an unfortunate bounce of the ball.

The statement said that following "unfortunate events" around the palace the republican guard were "banning the gathering of any demonstrations in the vicinity of establishments belonging to the president of the republic".

Nevertheless, repeating the story at every social gathering can repulse or drive away people, leaving the unfortunate one feeling alone and desolate.

A great book that has had the unfortunate effect of turning me into a bore at social gatherings: "Empire of the Summer Moon," by S.C. Gwynne.