Sentence examples for unfortunately off from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, "off with their heads" is not a sufficient foreign policy.

Schroepfer's talk was unfortunately off the record, but I was able to catch up with him before it.

The cover is unfortunately off-putting (with its stark image of two girls' wrists bound together with twine, it looks like a lesbian version of "Fifty Shades of Grey"); the torture scenes are fairly graphic, and the period detail is dense.

His arms are unfortunately broken off, but his athletic wildness is undiminished.

For instance, two of Prospect Park's ponds are, unfortunately, fenced off, and no one has yet suggested paving those watery expanses.

PRESIDENT ENRIQUE PEÑA NIETO´S decision to expose himself, his wife and his finance minister to an investigation over conflict-of-interest allegations has unfortunately got off to a bungled start.

The Paranas, the all-girl band she used to perform with, have, unfortunately, gone off to do things like "be mothers" and so now the stage belongs only to Yana – and her less than enthusiastic accompanist, Louise.

He said his company was taking the unusual step at this stage in the season "of now ceasing supply to wholesale customers which will unfortunately cut off supply for the smaller independents.

De Puniet then unfortunately fell off and skittled Edwards with him.

Unfortunately, writing off a woman's emotions or thoughts as "dramatic," is just another excuse not to take her seriously.

These words and the situations that called them forth do not, unfortunately, come off as quaint reminders of a bygone era.