Sentence examples for unfortunate how from inspiring English sources

It's just unfortunate how it's been picked up.

It's just unfortunate how it turned out today, but he can't help that.

"It is unfortunate how a person can be made a scapegoat".

"My favorite word, and it's unfortunate how often you hear it, is 'corruption.' Iraqis have that wonderful rolled 'r.' " Elhai was in the process of editing a story about an Iraqi contractor, a frequent victim of government corruption, before heading off to a rehearsal for his a-cappella singing group.

"It's just unfortunate how things turned out.

It's unfortunate how this all played out, and it makes me a little sad.

How unfortunate, and how ironic, it would be for the left to make the same mistake.

He showered, stood naked in front of the full-length mirror on the inside of the laundry-closet door, and considered his unfortunate body, how it might appear to Hannah, whoever she was, how he might compensate for its many flaws through strategic angling and flexing.

What I also found very unfortunate was how our story was relegated to the margins.

Lac-Mégantic is a most unfortunate metaphor: how we think about energy is like a train without a conductor.

This is more than unfortunate, given how large the too-influential-to-fail gang has grown in recent years.