Sentence examples for ideas sadly from inspiring English sources

Shallow-sleep dreams have been the source of many of my best ideas (sadly, small children are no respecters of prospective genius).

Ten years ago, James Levine came to town with a host of ideas; sadly, he never committed himself fully to the orchestra, and medical problems cut short his tenure.

It was an interesting idea, sadly, no one uses it.

But if we don't do something my opponent will come up with ideas — and, sadly, everything will be revampished by someone else.

He spent his formative years at Xerox's Xerox Parc, that incubator of brilliant ideas that sadly made only marginal dents in the corporation's bottom line.

"I think a very small number of people think the BBC is a very bad idea and a huge number of people think the BBC is a wonderful idea and sadly the small number of people are all in government – that's giving a slightly unbalanced version of events … I wouldn't normally go around saying 'read the MacTaggart' because I like you, but this one is epic; it's incredibly funny and it is so on point.

Great idea, but, sadly, a frustrating programme.

The idea is sadly all too characteristic of a chancellor who has shown little concern for protecting our countryside".

Great idea, but sadly the service has come under fire from critics who say it is failing to engage with a wide enough audience.

It's a great idea, but sadly one not invariably borne out by the everyday reality that now and again peeps through Ringdal's narrative.

But Kureishi with his good idea is sadly like his narrator with the hot new body: he doesn't know what to do with it.