Sentence examples for unfortunate phase from inspiring English sources

4. Eddie Murphy (Coming to America, 1988) It's easy to forget now, after his unfortunate phase of trying to play every single part in every single film he made, but Eddie Murphy used to be the king at this sort of thing.

But Furie says his frog is simply going through an unfortunate phase.

The problem with that: both are already in relationships -- with Ron Livingston and Anna Kendrick respectively -- and life is managing to throw them curves that may well lead to the "unfortunate discovery" phase of a relationship well before either have decided whether they're actually in love.

This is the same store where, during my unfortunate hair metal phase, I bought Bon Jovi and Cinderella.

The ice creams, ominously called Dairylike, were unfortunate creations, still in the experimental phase.

Donald Trump announced on Friday a new package of measures against North Korea aimed at cutting off smuggling routes and warning that if sanctions fail, the next phase would be "very unfortunate for the world".

I think it's unfortunate that we're in another phase where "message" doesn't matter.

And let's not overlook my very unfortunate "Save the Whales" tee-shirt wearing phase, which just gave ammunition to some of my tormenters.

It's also because of the unfortunate and chilling reality that you've entered the phase of life when dealing with five weddings a year (all of which are of course out-of-town) is status quo.

The gross destabilization of all the tetrahalides (for example, FlCl4 is destabilized by about 400 kJ/mol) is unfortunate because otherwise these compounds would be very useful in gas-phase chemical studies of flerovium.

Trump warned last week that if sanctions fail, the US would move to "phase two" in its pressure campaign, which could be "very rough" and "very unfortunate for the world".