Sentence examples for it has sadly from inspiring English sources

Full democracy has thus been spreading quite rapidly, even if it has sadly not yet reached China.Other things spread too, during the past 13 years, and they were not nearly as reassuring.

While media coverage has closely followed the fighting around some of these historic places and collections, it has sadly ignored that this history is being stripped for sale to foreign buyers.

I go to bed hoping that the snow will have drifted up outside the door and we'll be forced to stay a week, but in the morning it has, sadly, all melted away.

Should Mr McCain become president, the world will see an American with different views from those it has sadly learned to expect from Republicans recently.Those atypical positions, and his willingness to team up with Democrats in the Senate, may have earned Mr McCain the support of many of the independent voters who will be crucial to Republican chances in the general election.

If Britain heads towards a "common market 2.0" solution – remaining within the customs union and single market – as Labour backbenchers such as Lucy Powell argue, freedom of movement will continue, and Labour must make the passionate pro-migrant argument it has, sadly, failed to make since 2016.

Callow's upcoming work includes a first novel and a book of pen portraits of people he has known who have died – "when I thought of the idea it was intended as just a little book, but now it has sadly become a much larger thing".

Just before Christmas the bat – or rather its body, for it had sadly died – was found 370 miles away in the Netherlands by a member of the Friesland mammal working group, which monitors the roosting site.

"Anyone who has grown up in Spain has always had this dream of success in a World Cup, but it had sadly never before become reality.

Announcing his resignation, the east London GP said it had sadly become clear he had "lost the confidence" of some of his colleagues.

Walking around the village with the chief, a 16-year-old when I left, we passed the mosque, and like the rest of the village and much of the country, it had sadly deteriorated.

Nanny is NOT a dirty word like society has sadly deemed it to be.