The funds of the Steam-committee have been lamentably mismanaged in this instance.

This too was natural: the ten tribes had been always lamentably irreligious.

So at last into the casket the monster went, bellowing most lamentably.

The spirit may indeed be willing, but the flesh is lamentably weak.

The number of women who have excelled in mathematics is lamentably small.

She tried to be as casual as her brother, and failed lamentably.

There was, moreover, lamentably small inducement to a life of peaceful labour.

I am still human-radically, for my own peace of mind lamentably, human.

But, just now, she could only lamentably, childishly, cry out against injustice.

One of its chaplains, lamentably, was overfond of women and the chase.

I think unemployment will lamentably be about a million people higher.

The whole performance was lamentably inferior to that at the Opera-House in 1832.

But it was just the poetic gift that the man was lamentably without.

These close the lamentably small number of manifestations of a most decisive ability.

You shore-going people are lamentably mistaken about the manner of living on board.

There will be lamentably and inevitably a fiercer tone between North and South.