Sentence examples for lamentably far from inspiring English sources

THE French foreign ministry announced recently that auction prices for works by contemporary French artists have fallen lamentably far behind those of artists from other European countries.

The issues that Beauvoir fought for are, lamentably, far from resolved, which makes knowing about her contributions all the more important.

The process is lamentably patchy and far from complete.

The fact that both the government and its army have so far proved lamentably inadequate to this task, with the army itself being accused of large-scale human rights violations, in no way reduces its responsibility in the matter.

That's the job of politicians – and so far, they've failed lamentably.

In any case, she wasn't alone, and she was far from the most negative; and May, lamentably, has never directed a movie again.

As far as declarations of autonomy go, this is lamentably low-stakes.

Lamentably, two were identical.

Lamentably, that has changed.

He fails lamentably.

Short answer: lamentably.