Sentence examples for unfortunately serve from inspiring English sources

These lines, unfortunately, serve as an epitaph more to this lopsided theatrical experience than to the drama of the play.

"Unfortunately serving a wide spectrum of publics is often a rosy dream," Rozelot admits.

We ordered two, plus coffees and fresh juices, both of which were unfortunately served in paper coffee cups.

(i.e. cold turkey less c, Turk, E = old Y; & lit).. R. J. Whale: Old tucker unfortunately served up by X's successor (anag.

In the case of Georgia, the involvement of outside powers unfortunately served to harden positions rather than to build common ground.

Unfortunately they serve only to highlight just how inert the rest of the movie is, as if it were not Barney's version of the story at all, but rather the wedding planner's.

Some French academics have been critical, saying that The Arab of the Future "unfortunately, ultimately serves to reinforce [negative] stereotypes" of Arabs.

"Events such as the Trojan horse affair have unfortunately only served to dishearten Muslim educationalists and community organisers seeking the best for local children".

Unfortunately, it serves less to help us understand the incoming crisis as it does to get us to accept it.

But this advice, unfortunately, only serves to worsen my dilemma as some encourage me to go to industry and others warn me against it.

That's led to a great deal of discussion (too much) about a potential rivalry between the CMO and the CIO, which, unfortunately, has served to show that the relationship between the two functions isn't as cooperative or supportive as it should be.