Sentence examples for most sadly from inspiring English sources

And perhaps most sadly, when we look back now, there were a lot more wild flowers in the countryside.

And, most sadly of all, so many of them have been prejudiced … in the most literal sense of the word.

Indeed, the simple, recurring three-chord setting of the word "alleluia" is surely the most sadly beautiful harmonization of this timeless word.

"I did what people do when they do the wrong thing," Mr. Clinton declared most sadly, most humanly, in his grand jury testimony.

Mr. Girard's most memorable commercial commission -- and for many, his most sadly missed -- was La Fonda del Sol, a themed restaurant conceived by Joseph Baum of Restaurant Associates.

And, of course, as Laurent points out, these cryptic, pithy lyrics are all about losing and remembering — knowledge, stories, recipes… places, and, most sadly, people.

Most women, sadly.

For the most part, sadly, to little avail.

In most cases, sadly, the patient never leaves the city.

The most enduring, sadly, is probably one of her least representative.

While these students benefit, the applicants who will lose out the most will sadly be the applicants from lower-achieving schools.