An assistant director, who declined to be named, said the lack of African American representation was unfortunate but did not necessarily justify the promised boycotts by Moore, Lee and Pinkett Smith.
Despite its deep roots in American revolutionary history, the relationship between taxation and representation is an unfortunate one that, when followed to its logical conclusion, has the potential to disenfranchise millions of poor Americans and give the wealthy an even greater say in public affairs.
It's a simple criterion to see if a movie follows an unfortunate trend in films regarding female representation.
The slight under-representation of women patients was unfortunate, but many of the partners provided valuable insights into health behaviour, diet and physical activity issues.
They, and too many others of their ilk, honed them over the years of their unfortunate tenure and now present an unflatteringly accurate representation of similar dullards and boors who litter our justice system.
We suggest from this analysis that it is necessary, if unfortunate, for some qualities to be explicitly described with multiple representations.
This explanatory technique is unfortunate because these models, while highly sophisticated, are in the end just numerical representations of the way we think our planet works.
His suggestions in this direction may seem unfortunate, since for a broad range of thoughts, images, construed naturally and narrowly as pictorial representations, seem unnecessary or even plainly irrelevant.
"Although it's unfortunate," Loftin admits, "it's sort of my responsibility as a black male photographer to create a positive representation of my peers".
It was an unfortunate fusion: a preconception of what would happen, of what victory would look like, connected at Firdos Square with an aesthetically perfect representation of that preconception.
