Sentence examples for alas one from inspiring English sources

If the exact impact of visual art on the musical content of Artpop is hard to determine – alas, one suspects, because it hasn't had one – it's certainly at its most interesting when it shifts away from the standard dance-pop blueprint.

In the book I only noticed two omissions, but alas one constitutes an important, longstanding doctrine that most observers would not intuit on their own: the teaching that one's conscience is essential to one's Catholic faith.

I zigged when others zagged, which made for a life rich in adventure and learning, but alas one with no serious cash, so I shall be toiling in the proverbial coal mines until the day I die unless I have my next big eureka and stick with it long enough to enjoy a Lotto-style payout.

Not our favorite way of learning, to be sure, but alas, one of the most effective.

Crudeness is, alas, one of the things Brits in Italy are famous for.

(I had been ready to take a leap of faith and select a high-deductible plan — something my colleague Walecia Konrad wrote about in her Patient Money column last week. But, alas, one was not part of the overall offerings).

The technician yelled as loud as he could, but alas no one could hear him outside of the soundproof vault.

And alas, this one's just for the gents.

But alas no one other than Crowley had the guts to rip off this proverbial bandaid.

Alas, one-and-done relievers are a part of the modern game and will surely reassert their importance in the coming playoffs.

Reclining in a chair, she enacted the work as a psychiatric session: alas, a one-line joke that without real character development wore thin long before she scribbled the check at the end.