Sentence examples for unfortunate use of from inspiring English sources

"It's an unfortunate use of the word.

Forget her unfortunate use of jargon.

He said, "We think the comments are unfortunate and an unfortunate use of the pulpit".

William Paytey, UK ambassador to Kabul from 2010-2012, saIt: "It was an unfortunate use of language because it creates expectations.

Apart from the unfortunate use of the past tense, which implied that Miliband's future was behind him, these were vital words articulating the best of sentiments.

The defining document of the John Mayer Implosion Era will not be the Q.&A. in the current issue of Playboy magazine, in which he made flip and unfortunate use of a racial epithet.

The unfortunate use by Mr Bush of the term "crusade" to describe his war on terror was quickly retracted, but the damage was done.

But, quite aside from the fact that he's a gay man taking over from a DJ with an unfortunate habit of using the word "gay" as an insult, there's no doubt that Grimshaw is a DJ of a rather different stripe from his predecessor.

This cost is unfortunate, as the use of CM-based approaches is already limited by their relatively high computational complexity.

That means running through every permutation of your first and last name not to mention the use of unfortunate nicknames, middle names or birth dates.

This shows the unfortunate link between the use of implicit methods and conceptions of race, gender, and age in the design of infrastructures that previous research has identified as problematic from a user perspective [20, 25].