The timing of this film seems both unfortunate and salutary.

If I suffer, it is because we are both unfortunate.

Wrote the Guardian's Tom Shone: The timing of this film seems both unfortunate and salutary.

The timing was both unfortunate and immaculate.

They were both unfortunate and unusual.

They were both unfortunate beggarly outsiders beaten up by life; and yet he was riding around in an air-conditioned bus.

The modern tendency to idealize the character of Jacob, simply because he was one of the famous patriarchs, is both unfortunate and misleading.

Both unfortunates were soon securely guarded.

Both were kings, and both unfortunate.

'Ferdinand,' said Miss Grandison, 'I think we are both unfortunate.'

"And tell me, didst put an end to both unfortunates?"

We were both strangers-bothunfortunate; and were the only individuals here who had any knowledge of letters, or of distant parts of the world.