Sentence examples for which was unfortunately from inspiring English sources

Dixon jogged to the sideline, which was, unfortunately, still close enough for the coach to keep yelling at him.

On this occasion LW didn't notify us of her error until she arrived in the resort, which was unfortunately too late to rectify her double booking".

'We are reviving it,' West says, 'because it is an epic, funny, violent and beautiful play which was unfortunately eclipsed by controversy when first staged.

But you don't need to stop if someone else is reading as you go along, which was, unfortunately, not the case with me.

Truscott's solo during mezzo Paula Murrihy's aria was intensely emotive and had a sensitivity that was unmatched; it overshadowed Bury's later solo, which was unfortunately uncommunicative.

I'd love to read Chris Ware's new book, "Building Stories," which was unfortunately out of stock (an extraordinary oversight) and has just become available again.

"Which is unfortunately no longer available".

Which is unfortunately quite likely.

The best works here are the landscapes, which are unfortunately in short supply.

For at its base, of course, is flawed human nature: which is, unfortunately, a statistical constant.

Which is, unfortunately, exactly what Isis claims as it cuts down the innocent.