Sentence examples for which was lamentably from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Still, the incident had lamentably put off his retiring time, which was ordinarily eleven o'clock.

As a participating train operating company which is supposed to facilitate travel for all passengers, Southern Railways was lamentably unhelpful.

Worst of all, security was lamentably thin.

The drama of the unexpected mishap, usually pulsing tangibly through a dinner party, was lamentably absent.

And to those who knew the Gros Michel the flavor of the Cavendish was lamentably bland.

Even if he was lamentably short on convincing answers some of that was mentioned in Cameron's speech.

Of course, while perhaps unusual in its fervor and particular in its theories, the rhetoric of Mormon leaders was lamentably within the mainstream of white American opinion.

It's just that their damndest was lamentably short of the mark.

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.