Sentence examples for though, unfortunately from inspiring English sources

Their country becomes quite pleasant when the weather is fair, though unfortunately it rarely is.

There are good-sized meeting rooms and a miniscule gym, though unfortunately no other leisure facilities.

Far more appealing though unfortunately overlapping are the Saturday night clashes.

The night would turn out to be record breaking, though unfortunately not in the way UFC fans were hoping for.

Such a message is, of course, particularly relevant in Britain – though unfortunately most of it will go unheard.

I'd done an episode of Marple with him, though unfortunately I didn't really get to talk to him.

Canada rewrote the World Cup record books this morning, though unfortunately for them, for all the wrong reasons.

His ex-wife Lisa has handed over his diaries from 2000 to 2005 (though unfortunately for police 2001 is missing).

The movie sustains the satiric idea (though, unfortunately, very little of the style) of its illustrious predecessor.

(Though, unfortunately, Rosie O'Donnell did not make a cameo as Steve Bannon, as fans had demanded all week on Twitter).

That's a mortgage payment on a nice home in many parts of the country, though unfortunately not in suburban New Jersey.