Sentence examples for unfortunate sequence from inspiring English sources

These, along with an unfortunate sequence in which Andy Warhol (played by Julee Cruise) offers Haring advice from beyond the grave, suffer from what is in this context a fatal flaw: unhipness.

That result sparked an unfortunate sequence: we lost to Scotland in 2000 at Murrayfield and Ireland in the last game in 2001 before we eventually won the Grand Slam in 2003.

Viewers who got this particular memo long ago will likely deem it condescending, a word embodied by this movie's most unfortunate sequence, a smart-alecky animated short in which a gay man, a lesbian and a booming Voice of God (Don LaFontaine) disabuse a homophobe of his ignorance.

Now, most of us have only stumbled across the words Cialis and Levitra in the context of spam and would recognise this phenomenon as just a quirk of the internet, an unfortunate sequence of words that happen to vaguely associate Ms Stayart with erectile problems.

When Times editors learned of the conflict, they quickly and appropriately posted an Editors' Note disclosing this unfortunate sequence and concluding, "To avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest, Mr. Nocera would not have written about the case if he had known of the law firm's involvement".

Mr Hunt said it had been "an unfortunate sequence of events".

Entirely innocent words can fall victim to machine filth-filters thanks to unfortunate sequences of letters within them – and, in Scunthrope's case, it's the second to fifth letters that create the difficulty.

(Her gefilte fish is contrasted with Theo's glazed ham in one of the more unfortunate fantasy sequences that punctuate the play).

They resemble one of the more unfortunate dream sequences from an old Ken Russell picture, whereas the actual Rochester was laying out, with unblinking eyes, the map of a well-known world.

Similar ancient lineages of UBA and TAP2a may also exist in salmonids, where we were unfortunate enough to sequence allelic variants belonging to similar lineages.

He gets caught up in a sequence of unfortunate events in which he knows he's in the wrong, but will never get found out.