Sentence examples for lamentably for from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that's why a 2011 poll showed that trade union leaders were more trusted by the public than bankers, business leaders, politicians and – lamentably for the Daily Mail – journalists.

On the other, he has recorded his political campaign for the 1990 Peruvian presidency in A Fish in the Water, and drawn heavily and explicitly on his own amorous adventures - lamentably for In Praise of the Stepmother and The Notebooks of Don Rigoberto; legendarily for Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter, one of his earliest and most accomplished achievements.

And they are testing the limits of what is possible with less fear than before.These are the baby steps of freedom, lamentably small for those who were expecting the advance to be much quicker, but still significant for those who are taking them.

Since then, Glover's assessment of our lamentably low tolerance for weirdness in music has been mostly disproved.

There is talk of yet more pruning of tax exemptions, and possibly a new tax on "extravagant" incomes though not, lamentably, of reversing a daft reduction in value-added tax for restaurants that costs the state €2.4 billion ($3.5 billion) a year.

Flood-hit communities The government has been heavily criticised for the lamentably poor funding of flood defences, which have been blamed for the flood crisis over the winter.

In fact, when the Guardian first ran an article on said subgenre, moombahton, in April 2011, some readers were quick to chastise the journalist for his lamentably late arrival at a party that had already been going for about a year.

For those lamentably addicted, the Internet is creeping toward a total takeover of our lives.

It was at the Fisher Center of Bard College over the weekend for a lamentably brief four-performance run.

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

In Iraq, he destroyed a dangerous and odious tyrant, but lamentably failed to prepare for rebuilding the country after fighting what was, whatever Mr Bush says, a war of choice.