Sentence examples for do sadly from inspiring English sources

The first thing Washington should do, sadly and soberly, is recognize our own limitations.

Elderly people do, sadly lose much of their power, particularly if they were completely dependent on a partner their whole lives.

No-one disputes that patients do, sadly, sometimes die, but but that they should be peddled false hope whilst being heavily burdened financially strikes opponents of the clinic as unforgivable.

"The self-righteous stance of the signatories and the moral condemnation in the letter do, sadly, bear a family resemblance to the public denouncements of the Soviet era by party committees in the arts that put terror in the hearts of young musicians and writers, and deterred them from speaking and acting against a group consensus," he wrote.

What was a girl on the D-List to do? Sadly, my plan to raise my status without spending any money had to be scrapped in order to buy "K Stars" before I lost Dirk forever.

This is what we're gonna do?" Sadly, it seems that the answer to his hypothetical question is still "yes".

History does, sadly, repeat itself.

If something does, sadly, get broken, or someone makes a mess of a room, don't fret.

There's a crying demand for what we do and, sadly, a diminishing supply of it.

But equilibrium does not, sadly, imply full employment.

It will be a "one and done" thing, sadly.