Sentence examples for unfortunately a bit from inspiring English sources

The freeze was, unfortunately, a bit of a wheeze.

And in goal, Ben Bishop remains, unfortunately, a bit dubious.

On top of this Dahan has, unfortunately, a bit of a reputation.

Lear's book is, unfortunately, a bit slow in getting off the ground.

Unfortunately, a bit of unfinished business may keep the library and its critics from an immediate truce.

It was garnished with crème fraîche and presented over a golden potato pancake (unfortunately a bit leathery).

Playing with fire, indeed — and, unfortunately, getting a bit singed in the process.

Spectacle, unfortunately, is a bit thin on the ground today – even thinner than it was yesterday, when there was a fair bit of football.

My wife bought me a subscription to Wallpaper* which, unfortunately, is a bit rubbish now; I only look at the pictures.

Jonas did, unfortunately, have a bit of work to take care of (corporate-finance deal; yawn), so he needed to "peruse these materials and not be a fuckup".

Unfortunately, quite a bit of research demonstrates that the traditional brainstorming methods first described by Alex Osborn in the 1950's fail.