Sentence examples for has unfortunately gone from inspiring English sources

After losing his job in December last year he has unfortunately gone in to a downward spiral.

Martin's solo career has unfortunately gone nowhere; she doesn't even have her own Wikipedia page.

So, although there is still much needed reportage on the political situation in DRC, without spectacular headlines, media in the United States has unfortunately gone silent.

And thanks to its huge domestic stimulus China added to global demand last year, as its current-account surplus shrank sharply.Now things have, unfortunately, gone into reverse.

The Paranas, the all-girl band she used to perform with, have, unfortunately, gone off to do things like "be mothers" and so now the stage belongs only to Yana – and her less than enthusiastic accompanist, Louise.

Going for little has unfortunately been a pattern in some of San Francisco Opera's recent commissions.

Ideally, the package would also include new tolls on the free bridges coming into Manhattan, an idea that unfortunately has gone nowhere in Albany.

As a means of handling the discomfort created by the daily locking of loins, James and I often cracked jokes that spoke to deeper, unspoken issues of longing and desire, inappropriateness and the necessity of boundary-setting (eg "I take it you've heard of Oedipus?" which unfortunately went over his head).

"But we're unfortunately going to have to support him".

We're unfortunately going to have to stop by a quick thing at my boss's brownstone afterward, for dessert, but I'm sure you guys will be more than welcome.

"Unfortunately, AHF has gone on another witch hunt trying to cause a media frenzy by suggesting an 'outbreak' when the performer in question has tested negative".