Sentence examples for unfortunate stranger from inspiring English sources
London excels in luxurious hotel bars and gastro pubs, but more than once upon entering a local pub on my own, I've felt a bit like that unfortunate stranger blowing into the saloon in a western.
When this unfortunate stranger dies young, heirs get a bundle.
It's the unfortunate result of having both friends and strangers cry on Charlie's shoulder for nine continuous decades.
Anyone unfortunate enough to have pegged you as a "sympathetic ear", probably a stranger, is going to get more than they bargained for in your (manipulative) empathic behavior, as "Let me help (control) you".
When the old lady died she said the younger woman was unfortunate that all her children had laved because they would grow up and be strangers.
Audiences sometimes experience the unfortunate occurrence of an actor not quite knowing the lines – but there are also rarer, and stranger, cases in which theatregoers know exactly what the actors will say next.
That's why women often feel it necessary to invent a boyfriend when rebuffing a stranger's advances because being totally uninterested in a dude is an affront, whereas being already-claimed is unfortunate, if understandable.
The unfortunate reality is that a woman is more than twice as likely to be raped by a family member or friend than a stranger.
"The strangers you would bring would not understand us, our customs, our local ways," the woman's husband tells two unfortunate highway construction workers during this scene.
