Sentence examples for less sadly from inspiring English sources

Then Mayakovsky giving himself more and more to party propaganda, and Pasternak understanding him less and less, sadly left to stand on his own feet with no gods to admire.

And yet the fact remains that this this present curriculum isn't really teaching our kids to think at all, but more or less sadly to just perform for the test itself.

"Trump has so elevated the interest in any kind of political theater that a debate that doesn't have a Trump-like figure by comparison becomes incredibly less entertaining, sadly," said Dan Senor, a senior adviser to Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin in 2012, when Mr. Ryan was Mitt Romney's running mate.

7)    Advertising will be less robotic (sadly, it won't).

I am, sadly, less hopeful than Ms. Warner that health care reform will help rectify things.

Sadly, less than 55,000 people attended this game, even though both clubs came in with respectable 4-4 records.

Marquette got the ball and followed with a clinching 3-pointer — a less memorable play, sadly, than the one that led to it.

Audience behaviour was, sadly, less than appropriate and the boys near me did a lot of shouting out whenever one character kissed or ventured near another.

On many issues there is a less sophisticated (and sadly more reliable) way to understand how Congress chooses which fights to pick with the president: by asking how the contretemps will make the president look.

Far more challenging — and, sadly, less likely — is Mr. Chen's stated goal of returning to his homeland under a deal that American diplomats initially worked out and that was supposed to provide a safer life for his family.

That there is, sadly, less to applaud in the production itself doesn't change the importance of the exchange: commissioning new work is a risky business, and it wouldn't be half so much fun without the constant threat of failure.