Sentence examples for unfortunately talking about from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, talking about sex can feel awkward or scary for all too many people, whether in a one-off encounter or a long-term relationship it can be an act of vulnerability that opens us up to the risk of deep pain or shame.

Sometimes the oncologist volunteered the information to give a realistic expectation of what the treatment could achieve: Oncologist 101: Now if somebody has chemotherapy we're, we're not unfortunately talking about people living years longer, we're talking about months on the whole.

It is crucial to mention that, unfortunately, the benefits I'm talking about are not a feature of every postdoc job.

"Unfortunately, a lot of the answer is democracy — just what Tocqueville was talking about," he said.

Unfortunately, it's all she talks about, in a stream of medical jargon.

Unfortunately, not talking about STIs can just exacerbate lack of knowledge and awareness around what the risks are".

Despite the initial booing, this seemed to be what the people onstage and in the audience wanted to talk about; King, somewhat unfortunately, allowed them to do so almost entirely on their own terms, avoiding phrases like "transvaginal ultrasound".

Unfortunately he was talking about something Ian Botham did 20 years ago at Headingley.

Asked last month by Fox News to respond to Shaheen's persistent criticism of his record on "women's reproductive rights and economic security", Brown said: "Unfortunately I'm talking about issues that people care about".

Allardyce said: "Unfortunately we are talking about the officials and not the game.

Lomas said: "Unfortunately we are talking about a refereeing decision again.