Sentence examples for I've unfortunately from inspiring English sources

"I've unfortunately been around people who have been ill and seen people figure out how to deal with it," he said.

It chilled me to read that the police questioned Ms. Schenecker for slapping her daughter three months before the killings — behavior that I've unfortunately shared with millions of other American parents.

The list was by no means complete — one of my favorite spätburgunder producers, Rudolf Fürst of Franken, was not in the tasting, nor was Meyer-Näkel, one of the best-known producers of the Ahr, whose wines I've unfortunately never tried.

While I've unfortunately had to endure my fair share of the business jargon that is increasingly creeping into social work ("work smarter, not harder" being particularly fashionable in the age of efficiency savings), I've yet to hear this one in my practice.

While it's something I've been pretty excited to check out for a few weeks now, I've unfortunately been asked to keep mum about it until 12 o'clock PST tomorrow.

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I have (unfortunately) 2 copies.

"I have unfortunately linked my self-worth to something I'm not very good at".

I had, unfortunately, grown them in the past and they were bland, bland, bland.

This brings us to the inevitable comparison to "Girls," a show I have, unfortunately, watched too infrequently to count myself an expert on.

And it didn't take me that long to come to a meaningful realisation – in keeping to the rules of the exercise, I had unfortunately limited myself.