Sentence examples for unfortunately matched from inspiring English sources

The suggested age for those books rather unfortunately matched the wisdom seen in much of Australia's batting throughout this series.

The narrow scope and narrow determinism of the action in "Christine" is unfortunately matched by the narrow albeit immensely skillful and committed acting that Campos elicits from Hall.

The hair unfortunately matched an eight-year-old kid's and the bald spot was traced to a row of nine men in the front row of a girlie show, who all had airtight alibis.

It was a pretty brutal video – one that was unfortunately matched almost identically this week by none other than Sidney Crosby in the Penguins' game against the New York Islanders (Iginla's first as a Pen, in fact).

The adventure of the Kenyan coast is unfortunately matched by the ugliest sort of overdevelopment in the form of full-service Swahili-chic resorts.

The fall in our property value caused by a large, halogen-lit expanse of asphalt marring our view of the Beige Mountains was not, unfortunately, matched by a corresponding decline in our tax bill.

Its considerable documentary interest is unfortunately not matched by great painterly skill.

But their scope and their style have not, unfortunately, been matched by their directorial contemporaries, partly because of financial limitations.

Unfortunately, the matched filter for continuous wave radar is not superior to recover the transmitted signal (Figure 5c).

Unfortunately, the matched shape pair in dependence on a single corresponding descriptor pair is sometimes not reliable, as the presence of noise, and/or because of the inaccuracy in shape extracting.

For all his dottiness (among his inventions are a pipe that will stay perpetually lit provided it is smoked upside down and a revolutionary bottle opener for which, unfortunately, no matching bottle top exists), Riley has what Stoppard describes as "a tattered dignity".