unforgivably

Unforgivably, they have taken all the fun out of running the world.

More unforgivably, people were leaving without taking her telephone number.

Unforgivably, her books - at least six of them - were best sellers.

The war's costs in life are bitter, most unforgivably for the Afghan people.

Because of his own weakness, he had been unforgivably careless.

"Would it be unforgivably rude for you to take me to my room now, Gabriel?"

Maybe her dress, so unforgivably white in the brilliant mountain sun, was the reason she could not get a job.

However unforgivably brutal, the war in Bosnia is for control of government and territory.

But we'd better catch up to them before someone does something unforgivably stupid."

Why did you have to be so unforgivably rude?

Part of the problem was that Paris was unforgivably foreign.

"I've only just finished, which is one of the reasons I'm unforgivably late in seeing you.

She had to get away from him before she did something unforgivably foolish.

That was unforgivably careless, but he had been so relieved to hear voices.

Unfortunately - in some cases, unforgivably - he was.

He should turn around and leave before he caught himself doing something unforgivably foolish.

She said unforgivably, "And don't ever ask me to do that again, sir."

We have all been unforgivably rude to a visiting master."

How, she wondered, could she have been so unforgivably stupid?

I said, completely and unforgivably out of school.

He had to force her to leave this instant, before he did something unforgivably stupid.

To drive like that in town would have been unforgivably reckless in most, but not quite all.

Unforgivably, that promise has often been exploited to promote acts of terror.

"Sarah, I know I've been unforgivably late with your review this year."