Sentence examples for class unfortunately from inspiring English sources

She said to the class, "Unfortunately, there are people in this community who don't understand addiction, who don't think Narcan should be out there".

She reported having taken a quilting class where the teacher once said, "If no one's bleeding, we're having a great class!" Unfortunately, a bit later Ms. Henig does demonstrate some perfectionism: "My inability to improvise a few unscripted steps felt like a personality flaw".

The entire state of Florida, as the Bush family unfortunately learned, is classed as karst landscape, and sinkholes are so common that insurers are obliged by law to offer cover to home owners who ask for it (insurance was compulsory until 2007, when many home owners dropped it because of the rising cost).

The middle class is unfortunately affected deeply.

BURKHARD BILGER: It's partly a class issue, unfortunately.

Call it — colloquially — the House of David and give it the atmosphere and class that unfortunately is so lacking at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Politicians of the left who promise more redistributive policies, but who live in mortal fear of being tainted by association with renewed class struggles, unfortunately won't be of much help.

And, there's a really cute coffee roaster leading the class... unfortunately his jeans are skinnier than mine.

"A lot of kids learn better one-on-one or in smaller classes and unfortunately our school system is not too flexible in this," Krosche said.

We will be the first to admit that our policy is based on class and superficiality — unfortunately that is what our regulars expect and want.

In 1847 Ernst Kummer (1810 93) went further, demonstrating that Fermat's last theorem was true for a large class of exponents; unfortunately, he could not rule out the possibility that it was false for a large class of exponents, so the problem remained unresolved.