Sentence examples for almost unfortunately from inspiring English sources

And we did start out as a punk jazz band and, almost unfortunately, we got a lot of attention.

Japan was the only nation that suffered the massive devastation of atomic bombs -- not one, but two -- and most unfortunately almost all of those who perished in Hiroshima and Nagasaki were civilians.

Almost nothing, unfortunately.

The President wrote at the end of the memo, almost apologetically, "Unfortunately I think the political guys are right about how it would be characterized.

As a struggling young Jewish husband in the 1999 film "A Walk on the Moon," he had a vulnerability that made viewers almost uncomfortable; unfortunately, few people want to see a grown man shed tears of hurt rather than tears of rage.

Shooting at the first target does almost nothing, unfortunately, to hit the latter, which is arguably more important, at least in the short run, for determining real-world policy outcomes.

Unfortunately, almost nothing.

They're almost like leather, unfortunately.

Unfortunately, almost none of those people are in America.

The Baphuon temple mountain (1050 66) is unfortunately almost completely destroyed.

MotoGP 15 is, unfortunately, almost exactly the same as 14.