Sentence examples for alas a bit from inspiring English sources
The setup is great, then, but the follow-through less so: the scar-faced, cape-swishing Harlock himself is, alas, a bit of a sulky bore, and the supporting players – who actually get more screen time than the main man – aren't a great deal more interesting.
Alas, a bit of rough news for Android users: since AR+ is all built on Apple's ARKit engine, it's iOS only for now.
(Alas, a bit of creative confabulation is a more reliable means to the best-seller lists!).
The result, alas, was a bit dull: "Macrowikinomics: Rebooting Business and the World".
Though the government enthuses about the "strong ethos" of a religious education, it can sometimes, alas, be a bit too potent.In Scotland, several previous experiments with private Muslim schools have ended when local authorities closed the schools because the standards proved too low.
The Irish Republican Army, alas, seems like a bit of a pipsqueak from today's terror-saturated perspective.
Those same terrific potatoes covered a platter of pork chops but, alas, the chops were a bit tough.
It is a bit late, alas, for that.
To many Americans, alas, DTE sounds more than a bit like GTE, a large telephone company.At the same time, the industry is splashing out on corporate-awareness advertising.
It would be nice if I could tell you the song was great, but, alas, 30 years on, it sounded a bit twee and irritating.
Vesterbacka was invited to an event at the Finnish Presidential Palace, where, alas, the dress code called for something a bit less sweatshirt-y and a bit more tie-and-tailcoat.
