Sentence examples for perhaps unfortunately from inspiring English sources

And definitely, perhaps unfortunately, unforgettable.

She added, "She's a tremendously gifted reporter and writer who, perhaps unfortunately for me, lights up any screen".

He does not seriously examine the role they play - perhaps unfortunately - as symbols of superpower status or alliance commitment.

But I am good at something outdoorsy and rural — although perhaps unfortunately for me, it's practically invisible.

Although Angierski despises the word trendy, she concedes that the type of work she is doing is becoming increasingly popular and, perhaps unfortunately, important.

In lieu of irony or humor, Shapiro asks us to revel in "the simple human heart that lived inside Renato" -- and perhaps, unfortunately, his simple mind as well.

There's the PMS, the Indigestion and, perhaps somewhat unfortunately, the Hemorrhoids (just order a carrot-and-spinach juice).

Finally, and perhaps most unfortunately for viewers tuning in to the show for inspiration as they pursue their own diets, the most significant factor in the contestants' big weight losses is probably the fact of participating on a reality show.

The wall is very big". (He's interested in studying how external forces, like those politically aligned media, shape our brains and intensify our differences, but hasn't yet published on the subject). Perhaps more unfortunately, his research has no magic bullet for how to reverse the trend.

The biggest decline, perhaps most unfortunately, is that China sales have gone down by 70percentt over last year.This has been one of the big future hopes for the company in its recovery strategy, but that has been hit hard by competition from cheap Android device makers, and Apple, with consumers in the country increasingly turning to smartphones over lower-end devices.

Crazy, perhaps, but unfortunately familiar.