Sentence examples for i feel unfortunately from inspiring English sources

I feel, unfortunately, that people feel that it is okay to behave sloppily and sometimes insensitively at home because this is sort of an unwritten social rule.

Given that Ms. Lauper is hardly alone in this field -- her old nemesis, Madonna, has also been rocking the leotards lately -- these results feel unfortunately slight.

"I feel that unfortunately we haven't had that.

Right now what I feel is unfortunately very much lacking is that the government is not showing a sense of priority and urgency that we'd like to see," he told the Guardian in an interview to mark International Women's Day.

I feel that unfortunately in this country there are only two parties.

He doesn't know who he is or what he feels; unfortunately, and perhaps inevitably, given the casting, this estrangement applies to most of the actors here as well, especially Kimberly Scott, whose Linda Loman is lost in the translation.

It feels, unfortunately, as if one is there.

And I feel that this, unfortunately, could set a very bad tone".

Before you go, I feel I am unfortunately legally required to ask you a couple Trump-related questions.

Unfortunately, I feel that Paul Krugman ignored the Catch-22 that my generation is faced with.

"Unfortunately I feel this incident also cost us a chance to win the race".