Sentence examples for unfortunate performance from inspiring English sources

Given the unfortunate performance of a plethora of governments in Europe in the recent past, the Slovenian people should expect a long and painful road ahead.

Mind you, they weren't helped at the unfortunate performance I saw, which was plagued by a traffic jam of some sort taking place right outside the Cort Theatre accompanied by more horn honking than I have ever heard in 20 years of theater-going.

Live Nation later issued a statement saying it was "unfortunate" the performance had been "stopped right at the very end".

Derek Jeter, who is recovering from a strain of his right quadriceps, said it was unfortunate that performance-enhancing drugs were still a topic of conversation in baseball.

The very small proportion who recognised her were aware of only one thing: her unfortunate media performances so far, hence the descriptions "naive" and "amateurish".

In a statement on the Hard Rock Calling website, Live Nation said it was "unfortunate" that the performance had been "stopped right at the very end".

That was doubly unfortunate because Friday's performance was videotaped for a BBC telecast on Saturday.

Lacking for wheels and mostly floating around the surface of the MCG with a costumed superhero along for the ride, Carlton's pre-game hovercraft gimmick proved an unfortunate metaphor for their performance in the season-opener on Thursday night.

Futterman thought the lead singers were "grating and over-the-top", and Poniewozik characterized the performance as "unfortunate".

As can happen when an artist is breaking in new material, Caggiano went up on his lines several times during the performance (an unfortunate occupational hazard that can easily shatter any illusions of participating in a dream).

How unfortunate that only four performances were scheduled, meaning that few people will have a chance to attend.