Sentence examples for that alas there from inspiring English sources

The very last sentence of the paper announces a continuation, but there is a sad footnote by the editor attached, stating that, alas, there will be no such continuation.

In the conclusions it would be desirable to indicate that, alas, there is no good way to distinguish between the adaptationist and neutral explanations or any combination thereof.

A contact at that establishment (now called HF Holidays) told me that in the nineteen-thirties certain walking groups affiliated with the Fellowship had put up plaques featuring the poem as a sign of their commitment to the company — but that, alas, no one there knows who wrote the poem.

A contact at that establishment (now called HF Holidays) told me that in the nineteen-thirties certain walking groups affiliated with the Fellowship had put up plaques featuring the poem as a sign of their commitment to the company but that, alas, no one there knows who wrote the poem.

The majority view is that religious believers are timid conformists – alas there's some truth to this, but you're right to say that the smuggest conformists of all are the atheists.

They were told that, alas, it was too late; that there would be nothing left by the time they reached the tables.

But that, alas, is not what we're getting, which is why there remains an opening for an independent Third Party candidate in the 2012 campaign.

That, alas, is called acceptance.

That, alas, is wishful thinking.

And that, alas, was the peak.

That, alas, is what Trullo is.