“However, their lives were marred by poverty and misfortune due in large part to discrimination and prejudice.”

“She was as classy as they come in the face of misfortune, so was he when he got jobbed out of a second medal.”

“Indeed, they had the misfortune of having three efforts rebound off the woodwork in this match.”

“In this thread, you allude to those continuing misfortunes, and mention Seth by name in, I think, your third or fourth post.”

“Still less welcome is he who would make a Roman holiday of our misfortunes.”

“We are individually shaped by our fortunes and misfortunes, by our upbringing, by the labyrinthine patterns of our hates and pleasures.”