unfortunately

"As we found out… with that role of respect and trust, unfortunately, there was a side where he was able to exploit that trust with children that he came into contact with."

"It has become common that unfortunately, the former wine is readily available in secular outlets and bars," Archbishop Muheria told the BBC.

“En Messe” will tour the country and beyond over the next year with, unfortunately, a recording of Wild Up, not live performance.

I obviously wasn’t in a position to where I could just buy tickets unfortunately at that age.

And Sèvres’s astounding range expands even further in the section devoted to modern and contemporary artists—where, unfortunately, some artworks, though impeccably executed, stumble aesthetically.