Sentence examples for unintentionally made from inspiring English sources

Since then, Scott has gotten into trouble mostly when he has unintentionally made headlines.

(It also, perhaps unintentionally, made "Tudor propagandists" sound like thrilling characters).

The organizers benefitted because the Ben Ali censors had unintentionally made Facebook the one-stop venue for digitally adept revolutionaries.

Cornel West himself unintentionally made the most cogent defense of Obama when he criticized the 2008 race speech.

Here, the relationship of oil to politics – to American power of a different sort – is unintentionally made explicit.

A misprint in the Rome Daily American changed a reference to Christ's manger to "Christ manager," and unintentionally made the severest political comment of the season.

"Yes, it's a fast game and you can't guarantee that someone wouldn't unintentionally make contact with his head.

Now he fears that the increased American anti-drug efforts in Colombia may unintentionally make life worse for Panama and its neighbors.

She's only partly successful: the book unintentionally makes the case that two of these women changed things for themselves more than for anyone else.

What I want to point out is the way Stockman unintentionally makes a point I've been trying to get across: debt does not directly impoverish us, because it's money we owe to ourselves.

Which makes this the perfect time to watch Tommy Wiseau throwing girls around a brightly coloured room with several dozen obnoxious friends while he keeps unintentionally making a "CHAW" sound a lot.