Sentence examples for unfortunate judgment from inspiring English sources

This may have been unfortunate judgment in a violent crime, but it was not confusing or exotic.

Last week, a report by the city's special commissioner of investigation recounted the details of the trip and the unfortunate judgments by a young teacher and the people who oversaw her.

"The reprinting of this letter was an unfortunate error in judgment," Father Kelly wrote.

And a subsequent church bulletin apologized that Father Farren's boost of the Romney candidacy was "an unfortunate error in judgment".

While there was an unfortunate lapse of judgment, he's coming home to a lot of people who still appreciate his decades of public service and medical service".

So: no "mal-intent," just an unfortunate error in judgment among people who wouldn't ever dream of misleading the press.

We apologize for the unfortunate error in judgment on the part of a college intern and we take responsibility for that management.

"In our judgment, the unfortunate thing is that an individual finds it necessary to file such charges," said Parker T. Williamson, the chief executive of the Presbyterian Lay Committee, a conservative group.

It would be unfortunate to have physicians' judgments second-guessed by what inevitably will be a bureaucratic and potentially arbitrary prior-approval process".

His leadership ended in unfortunate and, in most judgments, thoroughly undeserved fashion in 2005 when he was caught up in a dispute over expenses claimed for taxi fares in Edinburgh.

A lawyer for Mr. Gurvitch, Benjamin Brafman, called his client's arrest "an unfortunate mistake," adding, "In our judgment, the case against him is entirely without merit".