Sentence examples for sadly found from inspiring English sources

Though sadly found just about everywhere, they're most often spotted in Empire.

In sports, no lead is insurmountable, as the golfer Rory McIlroy sadly found in Augusta, Georgia, on Sunday.

I'm very much in favour of Granny, who has that brilliant mixture of comforting appearance and steely interior, as Joyce sadly found out.

It cannot be said that Dante rejects Virgil; rather he sadly found that nowhere in Virgil's work, that is, in his consciousness, was there any sense of personal liberation from the enthrallment of history and its processes.

My 2013 report, In Battalions, sadly found new British theatre to be under a deep and sustained attack from government cuts to Arts Council England (ACE) and local council arts budgets.

Other captains such as Phil Bennett in 1977 and Ciaran Fitzgerald in 1983 had the ultimate honour thrust upon them and, sadly, found the experience less than life-enhancing.

In Brazil, when we think it cannot get worse, we sadly find out that it can.

In addition, the new atheists, like Richard Dawkins, demonstrate an intolerance and condescension to people of faith that is very similar to what one sadly finds among some of the most close-minded of religious people.

That's an important lesson to recall today as we confront skilled new propagandists promoting extremist, xenophobic, racist, or antisemitic messages that many of our young generations sadly find attractive.

Sadly, I found it literally didn't work far too often.

The van Dam case ended sadly: searchers found the girl's body three weeks later.