Sentence examples for unfortunate title from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunate title," he said.

(It also earned her the unfortunate title "Queen of Sweats").

Even now, after 10 months of steady leadership, Grunwald carries the unfortunate title of interim general manager, with no guarantees.

But, as Mr. Wong's unfortunate title suggests, the 1966 masterpiece "Persona" was the main victim of this Performa 11 commission.

Dubious art project of the week: Phonetically unfortunate title of the week: The beautiful Beyoncé's new album, B 'day

The original idea, to perform Britten's imposing "War Requiem," was considered too expensive but also too burdened with an unfortunate title, despite its pacifist nature.

Previously published under two equally unfortunate titles.

After 9/11, US radio giant Clear Channel drew up an informal blacklist of "lyrically questionable" songs, which elided merely unfortunate titles (the Gap Band's You Dropped a Bomb on Me) with politically loaded ones ("all songs by Rage Against the Machine").

It is also saddled with an unfortunate end title song, "Bleed for Love," written by Diane Warren and sung by Ms. Hudson and the Soweto Gospel Choir).

With a few drags and clicks, a lone listener can yoke the majestic Sturm und Drang of Nirvana to the giddy come-on of "Bootylicious," by Destiny's Child -- and prompt the unfortunate song title "Smells Like Booty".

Despite the unfortunate job title — "I think 'Dateline NBC' has kind of ruined it," Mr. Ferg joked, referring to the newsmagazine's "To Catch a Predator" franchise — Discovery views the team as an important part of its Internet strategy.