Sentence examples for unfortunate spot from inspiring English sources

But, unfortunately, it exists in that extremely unfortunate spot between "good" and "bad enough to be interesting".

You probably have friends and former colleagues in this unfortunate spot.

It's very easy to think that homeless people are just down on their luck and in an unfortunate spot, and while this can certainly be true for some, I found that the majority of homeless people are just abusing the system because they can.

Black Onyx (50-1) drew the rail, and Vyjack (15-1), undefeated before finishing third in the Wood Memorial, drew the outside, the most unfortunate spots in the 20-horse field.

Try to overlook his unfortunate blind spot.

Except for that unfortunate blind spot about handsome killers, Kinsey proves herself a shrewd observer of the dysfunctional characters who make up the not-so-happy households that are disrupted when Dowan Purcell, administrator of the Pacific Meadows nursing home, goes missing.

The machines have an obvious, and unfortunate, blind spot.

To give short shrift to the well-meaning efforts of so many of the nation's academics, researchers, and policymakers is an unfortunate blind spot in an otherwise well-researched and provocative analysis of the causes of our mass incarceration crisis.

This is an unfortunate situation.

A most unfortunate situation.

Part of the reason is how "Kill Uncle," with its imperfections, exposes more of Morrissey's personality than other releases — or, rather, has more unfortunate protrusions and flat spots and thus a more interesting texture.