Sentence examples for which unfortunately was from inspiring English sources

"The only communication was the legal summons, issued directly to the policyholder once legal proceedings had begun, which unfortunately was not received".

"I can tell you this: He is 1,000 percent committed to ending this conduct, which unfortunately was tolerated for too long," Mr. Codey said of Mr. Robinson.

My A-level texts were more complex, but not one featured sex – unless you counted The Color Purple, which, unfortunately, was presented in terms of its "issues".

However, those present for the subsequent Q&A, which unfortunately was not broadcast live, will have understood why he did, because he began to sound passionate – and rather special.

Relying on that fiction (which, unfortunately, was created by the Supreme Court in 1979), the Justice Department broadly believes that stuff stored on the Web has also been handed over to a third party and therefore merits very limited protection.

In February 2007 the United Nations Security Council authorized a small African Union peacekeeping mission (AMISOM) in Somalia, which, unfortunately, was extremely limited in what it was able to do.

Which, unfortunately, is what they chose to do.

She specifically recommended 8 a.m., which unfortunately is impossible.

The movie dips in energy whenever she's not around – which, unfortunately, is often.

The alternative, which unfortunately is all too plausible, is more fiscal brinkmanship.

("Bourgeoisie," the noun, is feminine, hence "haute bourgeoisie," which unfortunately is not what we had here).