I may be content with my ancient phone but I don't, alas, exist on some higher plane: I'm as susceptible to the titillation of "new season" or "just in" as the next person.
Now alas, the performance exists in the writhing, degenerate shadows of the X Factor, and it somehow reminds you of how cold-blooded and spiteful the music business can be – how if you don't belong to what various forces have decided is the only way things fit together, you can be profoundly exiled.
Countries that take only their own interests into account (such places do exist, alas) may impose controls that are too strict, diverting cascades of hot money elsewhere.
As happens to Jamie at one point, Viagra can lead to a prolonged erection that requires medical intervention, but alas, no so such intervention exists for falling in love.
Mr. Obama explained that he could not do anything about the Amero because, alas, it did not exist.
And 02Simplify ignores the nanny's needs, perhaps assuming that nannies who wish to simplify can visit Oxygen4Nannies.com, which, alas, does not yet exist.
A talk at the development conference has revealed a third flavor of Windows Phone 7 Series, though alas, it does not appear to be the third chassis style we heard exists — unless the extra-hot camera is the third style.
Even if, alas, early reports warn the new Maps' navigation accuracy is lackluster, at least it is a feature that exists and can be improved in future iterations.
Software developers have not found a way to load an entire reference library onto your phone or tablet, and, alas, the O.E.D. doesn't exist for mobile users.
