Sentence examples for would alas be from inspiring English sources

A conflagration between Iran and Israel would, alas, be seen as a faith-based conflict by millions; so would war between India and Pakistan.

For Mr Obama now to take up the no-protection cause at the G20's forthcoming meeting in Pittsburgh would, alas, be laughable.

The Republican proposals would not, alas, be short term, but dangerously long term, in their impact..

Instead, they would get flat payments, which would be progressively cut back, the money being redirected towards rural development".Would", alas, was the operative word.

Ms. Moore, alas, is miscast.

More, alas, is less.

Nor, alas, was marriage.

The apples, alas, are not.

That, alas, is wishful thinking.

He, alas, is an exception.

But this, alas, is New York.