Sentence examples for unfortunate question from inspiring English sources

Kelly asked the unfortunate question when she was exchanging pleasantries with Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin before Friday's St . PetersburgInternational Economic Forum in Russia.

The unfortunate in question was Alun Wyn Jones, who was sent to the sin bin for a blatant trip on Dylan Hartley.

The unfortunate fowl in question scampers off after nervously watching its compadres get the chop one after the other on a fried-chicken stand in a poverty-stricken Rio favela (shanty town).

According to CRUI President Piero Tosi, approval of the new law is unfortunate because basic questions about the future of the universities are left "unresolved".

The unfortunate answer to that question is very common.

When it was his turn to question the unfortunate Department of Defense official sent to defend the department's practices, Ryan whipped out an array of PowerPoint slides, and grilled the witness on the details of acquisition and budgeting.

At a time in our history when gargantuan financial interests are allowed to flood political campaigns with contributions that dwarf the ability of average citizens to match, it is thoroughly reasonable both to question this unfortunate turn of events, and to take vigorous action to change it.

The European Commission said it would change this unfortunate perception by asking the question differently in future.

"It is bizarre and deeply unfortunate that Senator Johnson would question the judgment of a colleague and friend," McCain spokeswoman Julie Tarallo said in a statement.

"We're not going to be proactively marketing something that would engender renewed questions about the unfortunate bean ball".

Instead, the message from the White House was that Trump, Jr., was a fine young fellow actually, he's thirty-nine and thirty-nine andons abouthats unfortunall predicament should be directed to Futerfas.