Sentence examples for we feel unfortunate from inspiring English sources

We dominated the game in terms of chances and we feel unfortunate not to have had at least one penalty.

We looked the fitter side, I think the boys can feel unfortunate".

At the end of it, Villarreal could feel unfortunate not to have become the second team in all competitions to defeat Diego Simeone's team.

To be clear, Seattle weren't bad as such and could feel unfortunate to go down to defeat on the basis of two penalties, They scored a spectacular free kick and were inches away from Clint Dempsey drawing them level.

Part-time Workington will feel unfortunate not to have crossed the line at least once, coming close when hooker Graeme Mattinson's 30-metre dart was halted by Owens and Hock and when Marc Shackley fumbled with the line at his mercy.

But although they will feel unfortunate to be on the wrong end of two tough penalty calls, the Reds should have been at least two goals up by the time referee Tony Bates award a spot-kick when Moussi blocked Sam Baldock's cross with his hand.

You may not want to stop at 10! This question can be tough for some people, because they feel unfortunate.

It felt unfortunate that Equatorial Guinea, for whom history gives no reason to expect another appearance at this level any time soon, could not contest this fixture in front of the kind of audience their achievement has merited.

"We feel that's an unfortunate use that may cause confusion in the marketplace, but that's not something we can control or do anything about," said M. Stuart Lynn, president and chief executive of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, which oversees the Internet's address system.

There are times during this play when we feel as trapped as the unfortunate Lorrimer among people who we wish would simply shut up.

Summarizing the concerns of the diplomatic security office, an official wrote: "This was an unfortunate event but we feel that it doesn't reflect on the overall Blackwater performance.