Sentence examples for made sadly from inspiring English sources

The Brit outsider now has to go to France to get his films made, sadly.

This destructive effect was made sadly evident this week when President Obama, who had previously denounced outside spending, abandoned that principle and began inviting unlimited donations to the super PAC supporting him.

By order of improvement, the Nano is first — the old Nanos are made sadly redundant with this upgrade — then the Touch over any standard iPod.

Apparently, it was uplifting and liberating to make; sadly, it's rather less rewarding to watch.

He crosses paths with a businessman who has been inspired by a self-help book called "Caesar, CEO: Business Secrets of the Ancient Romans" and thus refers to a rival company as Carthage; a drab, well-known literary figure who teaches a writing class ("For ease and accuracy I'll call her SpaghettiHair HamsterFace," Pete says) and an editor who makes sadly apt notes about Pete's manuscript.

"France's colonial legacy is still very strong, and successive governments have sadly made sure that immigrant communities have been largely kept in housing projects on the edge of major cities".

Where many towns are now choked with cars, Cambridge's faith in the bicycle has made it sadly unique among British towns and cities.

It is important to recognise some progress is being made – but sadly too little and not enough to reverse the declining trend for many of the values for which the reef was listed as world heritage.

One half of the booth displays a smorgasbord of mobile hardware: different smartphones and connected devices (such as the wearables HTC is making in partnership with Under Armour) curated into what amounts to exhibition of well made but sadly under-appreciated hardware.

I wish that was a joke I just made, but sadly, no, we're sweaty".

I couldn't make it, sadly, but the press info and screenshots are now trickling back.