Sentence examples for which lamentably from inspiring English sources

January is upon us again, which lamentably entails the annual deluge of sanctimony on the subject of fatness.

The tiny street was also home to Fez Under Time Cafe, which, lamentably, vacated its spot at the corner of Lafayette in 2005 after a good run.

I'll show you family values!" (You've heard that before, right? You certainly have if you've been to the new "Addams Family" musical, which lamentably recycles the same idea).

This week's executive order is about getting back on track with the research process, which (lamentably) is almost never a speedy one.

Giorgetti has an engaging sense of feistiness to his own label, which was lamentably absent under the riffing and - lets be honest - ripping-off of other designers.

ASA spokesperson on complaints about the Gocompare.com ad in which Sue Barker lamentably fails to kill Gio Compario with a giant bazooka.

A similar linkage between jobs and a low-carbon energy policy could be made in the UK but requires a level of joined-up government, which is lamentably absent at present.

Following the fall of the town which Pope Pius II lamentably termed "the gateway to Rascia", Stephen Tomašević fled to Bosnia with his wife and in-laws, seeking refuge at the court of his father.

But first it would be as well to win the Copa America in their own country, a task in which they failed lamentably, eliminated by Uruguay on penalties in the quarter-finals.

The real ostriches who are in denial about the risks of postal voting are to be found at the Electoral Commission, which has failed lamentably to stand up for voters by defending the integrity and above all the secrecy of the ballot.

Humbled as we are, we might even begin to recognise the need for social responsibility, a quality in which we have been lamentably lacking up to now.