"And that I unwittingly served as the reason for it.
I heard you were fired and that I unwittingly served as the reason for it".
She ends up being unwittingly served his heart as her final meal.
They unwittingly served up an example of the split among Republican voters in this 336-year-old town of mansions and Cape Cod-style homes when it comes to George W. Bush and John McCain.
Plunging into the campaign, trailed by the student demonstrators who unwittingly served him as foils, Nixon attacked the "fawning approval" of antiwar violence that in certain "fashionable circles has become the mark of being 'with it.' " The rhetoric was black and white but the election proved inconclusive.
"This is a metaphor, or a sign, of the work of the Prince of Darkness in obscuring the light of God's truth," he wrote, adding, "Satan, and those who unwittingly serve as his accomplices by resisting the public acknowledgement of God and seeking to repress the expression of Christian faith in our land, are bringing on us a dark night of the national soul".
In this sense, the fictional narrative unwittingly served to link a story of 'some other man' to the very personal, broader and concrete narratives of distress and emotional experiences of participants.
Unwittingly, Jim is serving as gentleman caller to Laura, Tom' s crippled, pathologically shy and isolated sister.
His players unwittingly do not help their coach.
Nureyev, Stallone, Iran's Empress Farah, Jerry Hall — by invoking midtown dining's haut-transgressive past, they serve, unwittingly, as a rebuke to its slick present.
