Sentence examples for lamentably never from inspiring English sources

A research and development expert, Dr. Lapidus had once invented a product called CoughWhip, a whipped-cream based cough medicine that lamentably never made it to the market.

Accordingly, "Tha Carter III," due out Tuesday, is intended to be Wayne's version of "The Blueprint": solo album No. 6, no written book of lyrics, production from the likes of Kanye West, Just Blaze and Timbaland (whose "I Know the Future" lamentably never made the final cut).

"Lamentably, North Korea never really changed," said one senior Western official here with long experience in the topic.

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

(He also wears a Drifters era wig so preposterous it makes it hard to take anything he says seriously. Lamentably, the director never explains whether his macabre hairdo is a cultivated look or a side-effect of his medication). Jackson has come to believe that Willis is his polar opposite, a superhuman figure whose bones are not subject to the usual rules of osteopathy.

This week's executive order is about getting back on track with the research process, which (lamentably) is almost never a speedy one.

The fact is that Labour was lamentably unprepared, disunited on the merits of coalition, and never accepted that give and take would always be of the essence of it.

Now the Los Angeles City Council has ordered a draft of a new law to permit murals — lamentably too late for some that were lost or never started.

"Here are words I thought I would never write: Senate President Mike Miller is exactly right on this issue and Governor Hogan is lamentably wrong," Kline wrote.

Lamentably, two were identical.

Lamentably, that has changed.