Sentence examples for unfortunately became from inspiring English sources

This one stuck and, unfortunately, became the lens through which [critics] viewed and interpreted her.

Pan Am is the right airline to use to convey the sweep of decades, because of what it was and because of what it, unfortunately, became.

"He is the Arab version of Rambo," Kerik said of Abdullah, adding, "He's a real Special Forces operator who, in his eyes unfortunately, became king".

Tom, unfortunately, became famous for getting attacked at a White Sox game while he was innocently coaching first base for the Kansas City Royals.

The academic vogue for seeing him as a sensible hard-working artist who unfortunately became ill at the end of 1888 is misplaced.

Just as the crisis was unfolding, the Harvard economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff — who unfortunately became famous for their worst work — published a brilliant book with the sarcastic title "This Time Is Different".

ALLEGATIONS of financial fraud have, unfortunately, become all too common in this economic downturn.

Later they interrupt their often lyrical phrases with screams that unfortunately become humorous.

Taking hostages has unfortunately become the default method of exercising power in Washington.

As a consequence of Westminster, Britishness has unfortunately become associated with greed and selfishness.

Destruction, he warned, had to precede creation, an idea that has unfortunately become an unquestioned commonplace.