Sentence examples for was unfortunately seen from inspiring English sources

"What he said was unfortunately seen as a criticism rather than an observation that probably has some basis in fact," Professor Muzzio said.

"Upon the intelligence received, research there was conducted, and it was unfortunately seen that there was such equipment inside," Mr. Erdogan said, referring to the search of the plane.

All these actions are unfortunately seen as reassertions of sovereignty, in the face of indifferent elites, by their respective electorates.

Today, China is perceived as an economic threat and though Asian-Americans aren't representative of Asia, they are unfortunately seen as such and could be targeted because of these perceptions.

"Hopefully it'll be a beacon for other cities here and across the world for dealing with racist police brutality so prevalent in the past in this country and, we're unfortunately seeing, continues to this day," Taylor told the Guardian.

Seeing cancer as a spiritual avenue was unfortunately incompatible with seeing illness as an ill: a problem to be combated with medical science.

"But his films were unfortunately not seen as much in Iran.

While this appearance is almost pathognomonic for the diagnosis of a serous cystic neoplasm, it is unfortunately not seen in all serous cystic neoplasms[ 2, 3].

The performance I saw was unfortunately plagued with audio problems throughout.

There is sometimes a relationship between the two, but are we leaving parts of the conversation out?... What happens in the United States is unfortunately many see most Palestinians as terrorists, it's a knee jerk response some Americans have – they point right to Hamas".

The completion of this project in my group was unfortunately hampered by later events (see below).