Sentence examples for unfortunate humans from inspiring English sources
No, its to gawp at these unfortunate humans as Victorians would at a tawdry freak show.
In one of several implausibilities, the unfortunate humans who fall prey to these visitors wind up naked yet unscathed in the twisted brush once the rain subsides.
She loved it!... ..The things that mattered most to Elizabeth were being Earth Mother to her loved ones, sex, food and drink, helping the unfortunate (humans and animals)... ..Her fame and beauty did not matter much to her"... ..She hated snobs almost as much as she hated cheap producers... ..She loved losers as friends.
The conclusion, in short, was that unfortunate human error rather than negligence was to blame.
Some suspect that establishing binge eating disorder as a psychiatric diagnosis is merely an attempt by psychiatrists or drug companies to "medicalize" what would otherwise be considered simply ordinary, if unfortunate, human behavior.
–MARSHALL MCLUHAN It is an unfortunate human failing that a full pocketbook often groans more loudly than an empty stomach.
A wide range of unfortunate human behaviours, the subject of many new year's resolutions, will become mental illnesses - excessive eating will become "binge eating disorder", and the category of "behavioural addictions" will widen significantly to include such "disorders" as "internet addiction" and "sex addiction".
Said unfortunate human would suffer a worse fate then a planetary dutch oven, though, since Uranus is cold as fuck.
The zombies exist to mostly be splattered and wilder, more graphic ways - and to occasionally turn an unfortunate human into a zombie buffet.
Here are some other astronomical numbers that can make your head figuratively explode like Scott's aliens often explode out of the stomachs of their unfortunate human victims.
"If an unfortunate human were ever to descend through Uranus's clouds, they would be met with very unpleasant and odiferous conditions," Patrick Irwin, one of the study's authors, said in a news release.
