Sentence examples for unfortunately, always from inspiring English sources

Not everyone, unfortunately, always appreciates either the role or the rules the examiner is bound to apply".

A fellow first-grader (incorrectly) confirmed this for me, and I tried the technique on a biography of Helen Keller, whose life will now, unfortunately, always confuse me.

On forgoing eating fish from the river: "I eat fish, but obviously I'm aware that fish from the river is, unfortunately, always going to have some effect.

And a well-meaning squeak is what it unfortunately always has been: a philanthropic but naive attempt to popularise modern art, concocted by people who don't appear to have any idea what modern art is.

There's always a faster gun and there's unfortunately always someone that will do it for cheaper.

It generates a much better baseline than any random assignment, which is unfortunately always used as an inaccurate benchmark.

Of course, speech patterns, like language, are constantly evolving but, unfortunately, not always for the better.

But that's unfortunately not always the case.

But unfortunately it always ends up with some hippy playing a flute.

The next one, unfortunately, is always 'how much money did you make?' How do you answer?

Unfortunately, they always want you to sign on for, like, twenty years.