Sentence examples for unfortunate kid from inspiring English sources

There was one with an American flag knitted in the centre – when Jordan Spieth combined his with a star-spangled beanie hat he resembled an unfortunate kid on Christmas Day.

The ramifications and the possibilities of that unfortunate kid's life are just too awful to bear thinking about.

"Basically," Mr. Cohen said, "you have two misguided, unfortunate kids who are living together in this house, and he shot himself".

At best, he felt teachers were glorified grief counsellors assigned to help unfortunate kids cope with the fact of their own stupidity.

Worse, for those unfortunate kids stuck with paternal miscreants who don't also happen to be Great Men, is there any convenient way for them to explain their plight?

"Charles Dickens and the Street Children of London," Andrea Warren's study of the significance of the city's street children in Dickens's life and work, pitched at slightly older readers, offers a solid and deeply felt account of the condition of these unfortunate kids and what Dickens did for them.

Unlike so many unfortunate foster kids, life has been generous to me.

It's unfortunate that more kids can't be rewarded for their hard work and accomplishments with an Ivy League education.

The school will cut back on its mainstreaming of special-ed kids (unfortunate in itself) and start aggressively teaching to the test.

It's unfortunate for these kids who are trying to balance the books a bit as far as working hard during the day and then going out at night and having a social life.

To the Editor: Regarding "Are 15 Decks Enough Entertainment for a 13-Year-Old?" (Essay: Cruising With a Teenager, Oct. 2): It's unfortunate that American kids are allowed to dictate the terms of major vacations.