Sentence examples for is unfortunately nothing from inspiring English sources

Criticism of Italy's practice of returning intercepted migrants to Greece is "unfortunately nothing new — it's been going on for years," said Christopher Hein, director of the Italian Refugee Council.

From Antoni, there is unfortunately nothing I can learn.

Overlap between a presidential wannabe's advisers and the worldwide influence-peddling web is, unfortunately, nothing new.

This pattern of violent men being accused of targeting their intimate partners before lashing out at the public is unfortunately nothing new.

There is unfortunately nothing new here since this careless disregard for realities on the ground has been the modus operandi of past U.S. Administrations.

The majority of them also had calf muscles, which – and this is unfortunately nothing to do with addressing the body image issue (because yawn) – was great, simply because they looked 100x times better.

And this time there's unfortunately nothing particularly funny about the situation.

Lyrically, "Songs of Experience" is, unfortunately, almost nothing but banalities.

By Amanda Petrusich December 5, 2017 Lyrically, U2's "Songs of Experience" is, unfortunately, almost nothing but banalities.

There is, unfortunately, absolutely nothing new about this – the majority of Britain's national press has a long and deeply dishonourable history when it comes to attacking those few journalists brave enough not to be cowed the moment 'national security' or the 'national interest' are mentioned, and fortunate enough to work for those few media organisations which will facilitate their work.

He is unfortunately wasted as nothing more than a rival for Seth Rogen's sophomoric humor.