Sentence examples for alas rather from inspiring English sources
Cue decline and death, alas, rather than facile fixes.
Making those cells arrange themselves into something that resembles human flesh is, alas, rather more difficult.
But alas, rather than something new, "Wilder" feels familiar, pretentious and, as tentatively directed by Lisa Portes, tedious (1 20).
But alas, rather than something new, "Wilder" feels familiar, pretentious and, as tentatively directed by Lisa Portes, tedious (1 20) Peter Jay Sharp Theater at Playwrights Horizons, 416 West 42nd Street, (212) 212-4212.
Just before the wedding, Conrad described her as "a small, not at all striking person (to tell the truth alas - rather plain!) who nevertheless is very dear to me".
O no, alas, I rather hate myself.
The "father of the Constitution" was, alas, a rather dull, proper Virginia squire whose ideas sparkled far more than his domestic life or public persona.
Whitman, alas, is a rather inattentive blogger, posting just once a week.
These days, alas, Cowell is rather diminished – but so is our politics (almost inconceivably, given how shocking things were before).
… alas, he is also rather injury prone.
