Sentence examples for it's unfortunately from inspiring English sources

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This premise is beautiful in its simplicity, and it's unfortunately absent from big-budget science-fiction movies.

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The piece is devastating in its portrayal of how power is abused, and it's unfortunately relevant to the news of the day.

"You can't lie -- it's unfortunately part of every conversation," Marc S. Ryan, the state budget director and the governor's top aide, said Tuesday.

"It's unfortunately overwhelmed with clichés from sports.

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"It's unfortunately not statistically significant yet," Gregory said.

It is, unfortunately, both.

"It was, unfortunately, not successful," he said.

It is, unfortunately, par for the course.