Sentence examples for unfortunate one from inspiring English sources
The default expression on his face is such an unfortunate one.
For the unfortunate one who gets flattened by a bus, the return on the investment side of the Genworth policy is a negative number.
For April Reign, who helped shed light on Villaseñor's past tweets, the controversy is an unfortunate one given the historic nature of Villaseñor's casting.
"The long history is an unfortunate one," Mr. Levin said.
"It's unfortunate one got away, because we're not trying to hit anyone," Girardi said.
There is no doubt Mr. Passy's experience was an unfortunate one, but it certainly doesn't speak to a larger trend.
In the South Bronx, not too many people got money and the most unfortunate ones get picked on and embarrassed.
Is this an unfortunate one-off incident in the long police battle against football hooliganism?
Does she think it was symptomatic of wider developments at the BBC, or just an unfortunate one-off?
But there are the unfortunate ones, cursed with emotional scars that don't fade.
