Sentence examples for a fortunately from inspiring English sources

I will wallow in the "vast, vague, awful, shimmering metaphysical superstructure that makes the hangover a (fortunately) unique route to self-knowledge and self-realization".

Living as they do in a fortunately, if implausibly temperate, climate at the South Pole, they are condemned to darkness for six months of the year; yet they also crave the darkness, shun the light, and, in further inversions, consider poverty to be the greatest blessing, and wealth, privilege and power to be despicable conditions.

It's no wonder Emma asks, "What kind of family is this?" And that's way before she's been dragged through the mud by a horse (offstage), shoots a fortunately empty nightclub full of holes from horseback (assumedly another horse, also offstage) and is reported to have been indicted on many criminal charges, including "violation of equestrian regulations".

Frances Richey is a poet, fortunately, but she's often a conventional one.

'Machu Picchu's a gigantic condor!' " Fortunately, a levelheaded Peruvian stranger is present with counsel.

Thus, fracture has been a persistent although fortunately a rare occurrence with alumina implants.

Building a Shelter Fortunately, it's easy to build a lean-to.

A little goes a long way, fortunately, because a half-bottle costs $44.95.

It was a test, fortunately.

"They were in a pile, fortunately," he said.

I wasn't a politician, fortunately.