Sentence examples similar to a lucky view from inspiring English sources

However, at the time that he stepped down, Blair was widely viewed as a lucky politician with exceptional talents that enabled him to be a successful vote winner but ultimately lacking the ability to be a noteworthy reformer at home or a stabilizing force in a world facing the resurgence of dangerous divisions.

Chaffetz, too, views Clinton as a lucky candidate whose past will catch up with her after the polls close.

Your reward: All the money you'll save on your wardrobe, and if you're lucky, a view you can use.

Although Zhaohui was much decorated, he is usually viewed as a fujiang ("lucky general") in view of his two "lucky" escapes from desperate sieges.

What a lucky, lucky group that is.

A lucky accident?

A lucky football.

A lucky pen.

A lucky feather.

A lucky break?

"You're a lucky man.