Sentence examples for is unfortunately rather from inspiring English sources

Tonight the ever unpredictable Michelle Shocked, whose new live gospel album, "To Heaven U Ride" (Mighty Sound), is unfortunately rather predictable, plays with Toshi Reagon, who sings about love and politics with the same sense of independence.

The probability associated with these events is, unfortunately, rather high, and therefore, improvements on the estimation of system bounds demand high priority.

The first ("A Pocket Full Of Rye") takes a beastly half an hour to involve Marple properly in the goings-on and is unfortunately rather broadly comic in tone.

4) The conclusion that condensin is responsible for individualization is unfortunately rather trivial.

Trust was reduced by the lead authors' foreign appearance (he is African), as is unfortunately rather typical in Bangladesh.

Beneath all the eye candy, most of the basic core play dynamics in Spore are unfortunately rather thin.

Nowadays, blacksmiths are unfortunately rather scarce: we found one two hours away by foot, and he was a yokel, stupid and brutish.

The existing mathematical models of this phenomenon are, unfortunately, rather unreliable.

Problems with the quality of mtDNA data in forensic, clinical, and population genetic studies are unfortunately rather common; see, for instance, [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11].

Unlike Raf inhibitors, Mek inhibitors are unfortunately rather toxic for normal tissues, which currently limits their clinical use [130].

Whether the loser accepts defeat is, unfortunately, a rather different question.