Sentence examples for unfortunate truths from inspiring English sources

However two unfortunate truths remain.

But there are unfortunate truths about temping: "The only thing about that is they don't last long".

IT is one of those unfortunate truths that many people, upon hearing earnest pleas to protect the environment, have an impulse to run out and... well, litter.

It is one of the unfortunate truths of major sports that the public becomes acquainted with athletes in the most awkward settings.

Opening lines: A child does not grow up with the knowledge that she is plain or dull or a complete simpleton until the accident of some event should reveal these unfortunate truths.

To even think about watching the History Channel's Bonnie and Clyde, you must first accept two unfortunate truths: yes, they really made this and no, at this point in the production cycle, you can't do anything to stop it.

The unfortunate truth is that humans are violent creatures.

Blazek has drawn attention to an unfortunate truth.

And, in fact, there are studies that support this unfortunate truth.

We may already be seeing the impact of that unfortunate truth.

The unfortunate truth is that there are no nice options left.