Sentence examples for unfortunate remark from inspiring English sources

"I made an unfortunate remark; I was wrong.

The low point was Mr. Bellow's unfortunate remark: "Who is the Tolstoy of the Zulus?

The major cause of divorce is, and always has been the Unfortunate Remark.

It was in May that Octavian learned of Cicero's unfortunate remark that "the young man should be given praise, distinctions and then be disposed of".

I feel sorry for Harvard's president, Lawrence H. Summers, and his unfortunate remark about women's possible lack of inborn aptitude for math and science.

He explained: "I never said, and I want to emphasise that, that Johan Cruyff was a racist, despite this unfortunate remark on his part.

Mr. Goldstein apologized for what he termed "unfortunate remarks".

"I'm not going to comment on those unfortunate remarks".

The New Yorker, February 3, 1940 P. 40 Unfortunate Remarks cause with disastrous results.

"I have previously apologized for my unfortunate remarks and stand by my apology".

By Winifred Willis The New Yorker, February 3, 1940 P. 40 Unfortunate Remarks cause with disastrous results.