Sentence examples for unfortunately unusual from inspiring English sources

Thus, The Favourite's power structure is, unfortunately, unusual and significant (both cinematically and in the general context of historical accounts of the British monarchy), not least because director Lanthimos has enabled the film's woman-centrism to move through its every second.

Mr. Sullivan added of Mr. Romney, "His evolving and inconsistent position on this important issue is curious, but unfortunately not unusual".

Speaking generally, Dr. Matthew J. Friedman, executive director of the agency's National Center for PTSD, said it was "unfortunately not unusual" for veterans with combat trauma to report "for a session, maybe get some medications prescribed and a therapist assigned and never come back".

Unfortunately, the unusual placement of the orchestra, well to the side of the singers, meant that many instrumental details floated away in the Armory's acoustical cavern — in particular, the intimate entanglements of alto flute, saxophone, guitar, and other solo parts, which echo the darkly ravishing sound world of Pierre Boulez's "Marteau sans Maître".

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What he did next is, unfortunately, not unusual in the industry.

Lost wedding photos are unfortunately not unusual, but Hensleigh joins others who have returned the misplaced memories.

Square just did something that's unfortunately very unusual in the tech startup world: On Tuesday the 6-year-old mobile payments company announced it was appointing a black woman to its board of directors.

Unfortunately, an unusual sub-group of 27 females of Hill Tribe ethnicity, who lived in Catholic boarding houses and who, under that influence, were universally virgins, was recruited from this source, and its presence in the data should be kept in mind.

His death, unfortunately, wasn't unusual.

reluctanttorontonian says: This is unfortunately not an unusual case.