Sentence examples for unfortunate personality from inspiring English sources

They'll always disappoint you," then said mom tells you a story of how she idolized [insert prestigious person's name here] before she met said person and found out he/she was actually quite [insert unfortunate personality trait here].

Although a brilliant scholar, he had an unfortunate personality.

Then there are the infinite variations on the unfortunate personality.

Dr. Abbott has an unfortunate personality — his way of welcoming Dr. Brown to Everwood is to tell him that he's in his parking space.

In the same Daily Mail column that prompted the row, Morgan had admitted to previously bashing Cleese on Twitter for his "unfortunate personality transplant".

Wasn't he? His uncanny knack for not recognizing body language was just an unfortunate personality trait.

It's unfortunate that some personality types are not only more likely to get stressed, but are also less likely to rely on social networks to help them.

This, when combined with an agreeable, go-with-the-flow personality, can have the unfortunate effect of making some astronauts seem a little robotic.

Mr. Mendell remembers her "drop-dead looks and bubbly personality," but Ms. Raphael recalls his unfortunate Hawaiian shirt and Justin Timberlake dance moves.

In an unfortunate slip of the tongue instead of describing Ukip a "personality cult", Norman accidentally said "personality c***" live on air.

Koecher's recollections underscore the fickle nature of spycraft, its unfortunate (if inevitable) dependence on unreliable and deceitful personalities and its flagrant exploitation of rivalries.