Sentence examples for even, unfortunately from inspiring English sources

'I don't know if she's been abused, if she makes things up, if she's radioactive, if she has seen the Virgin Mary, if she'd bumped off one of the Social Services people even.' Unfortunately neither do we.

The British or Australian or Canadian--and even, unfortunately, the Indian--novel will come to resemble the American novel more and more.

The charge sheet is even longer, unfortunately.

Even more unfortunately, none of those pennants came after 1931.

Even more unfortunately, the vessel was far from a generic merchant ship.

Even more unfortunately, Ms Bacall had had exactly the same idea.

Even more unfortunately, the Democrats haven't found the fortitude to fight for an end to the increasingly pointless conflict.

And, even more unfortunately, austerity has thus far consisted mainly of self-defeating tax hikes.

Even more unfortunately, the GalTab 7.7 wears a $499 on-contract price tag.

Many of them, even more unfortunately, are important leaders in business, other powerful institutions, and⎯most⎯governments.

Even more unfortunately, this was shortened during cheers to "Prexies".