Sentence examples for unfortunate statements about from inspiring English sources

If that's not sobering enough, go ahead and read up on the legal issues congregating around Oregon's football program, or figure out how Angels outfielder Torii Hunter can climb out from under some unfortunate statements about Latin-American players being "imposters," while discussing the lack of blacks in baseball.

"This is an unfortunate statement about the culture we live in, when an organization like ours is deemed unfit to help children in need simply because we hold to biblical beliefs about marriage and family," said Focus President Jim Daly.

Vincent Obsitnik, America's man in Bratislava, questioned Jan Kubis, the foreign minister, about the "unfortunate statements of Prime Minister Fico for the media, in which he looked like he accepted the Russian outlook implying that Georgia is to blame".

He did not help his case with some unfortunate statements.

The chairman of that festival, Salman Rushdie, criticized the travel prohibition as "an extremely unfortunate statement on the part of Chinese authorities about its willingness to engage in free and open cultural exchange".

"That's an unfortunate statement.

But her performance in Andrew Haigh's drama about an ageing couple is astonishingly moving and well worth a watch (when you can finally look past her unfortunate statement).

It was an unfortunate statement, as we said, as she's acknowledged.

Comment on Gov. Romney's unfortunate statement that he had been "brainwashed" during his trip to Vietnam in 1965.

In response, Pakistan's minister of information, Firdous Ashiq Awan, said that Admiral Mullen had made an "extremely irresponsible and unfortunate statement".

"It's unfortunate that the president decided to use his immense platform to make divisive and offensive statements about our players and the NFL," Packers CEO Mark Murphy said in statement.