Sentence examples for nonetheless unfortunate from inspiring English sources

American audiences have not had to wait quite as long for a chance to see "On Guard," which was released in France in 1998, but the delay is nonetheless unfortunate, and somewhat mystifying.

But whatever one might think of "Maurice" as a novel, it nonetheless remains unfortunate that Forster was unable - as a matter of personal choice as well as existing English law at the time (homosexuality between consenting adult men was a crime in England until 1967) - to publish his views during his lifetime.

The underplaying of a competitor's story is nothing new in journalism but unfortunate nonetheless, given what's at stake for citizens.

To the Editor: "A Tropical Smorgasbord in Honolulu" (April 6), Bryan Miller's otherwise excellent roundup of Honolulu restaurants, nonetheless perpetuates an unfortunate stereotype about poi.

Nonetheless, it is unfortunate that the mandate was not called a "tax".

But the ruling nonetheless strikes me as unfortunate.

He warned that the U.S. would be forced to send some minors back to dangerous, unfortunate environments nonetheless.

Nonetheless it was a tad unfortunate, when visiting Bradford on Saturday, that Ed Miliband had not heard of Make Bradford British.

It's unfortunate, however.

Among the additions for this campaign is prickly ex-Docker hard man Ryan Crowley, whose career reprieve might have come in unfortunate circumstances but is nonetheless welcome to those who value the art of the hard tag.

Unfortunate circumstances maybe, but messy nonetheless.