Sentence examples for unfortunate men from inspiring English sources
"For the sake of humanity the authorities should move at once to alleviate the condition of these unfortunate men," beseeched The Boston Daily Journal.
If this matter were not so serious, with extremely dire consequences awaiting these unfortunate men, the whole affair would be laughable.
Instead of regarding these unfortunate men from the lofty perspective of a charming, cynical hatchet man logging frequent-flier miles -- George Clooney's character in "Up in the Air" -- "The Company Men" looks them straight in the eye from inside the trenches.
These unfortunate men were identified as the remnant of the crews of the Erebus and Terror by numerous articles which the Eskimos had picked up at the place where they perished, many of which Dr Rae purchased from that people and brought to England.
The fashions and — shall we say unfortunate — men's facial hairstyles of 1973 had begun to stand out.
Unfortunate, men are thought to have major roles in the society.
A more unfortunate man might have made a pair.
It's unfortunate, man; it was just really rolling pretty good".
Britain's Tyrone Edgar, who later revealed his disappointment at missing out, was the unfortunate man.
The novel revolves around the investigation into Houellebecq's sadistic murder: the unfortunate man is decapitated.
At night the unfortunate man is so hungry that he breaks into the house and steals some food.
