Sentence examples for a more fortunate from inspiring English sources
It is hard to imagine a more fortunate aftermath to a dismissal.
"Maybe I was in a more fortunate position that I could speak out and they couldn't".
"Those of us who are older and whose families are now adult are in a more fortunate position".
The car turned out to be a more fortunate investment than the three houses he owned when the real estate bubble burst.
It has an element of a relationship in which a more fortunate brother sees an unsuccessful brother in a worldly sense as lesser.
(In a more fortunate coincidence of timing, one Times reporter, John Eligon, had just run the marathon himself and went back out to the scene. His article, written with Michael Cooper, led the Tuesday print edition).
"A human being who is a bit more fortunate has the duty to help them.
And afterward, when the audience members walked home past pizza restaurants that were across the street from other pizza restaurants, maybe they felt a little more fortunate than they did a few hours earlier.
In conversations with Mr. Schnabel you get the idea that the movie ended up with its visual and emotional lushness in part because he views Mr. Bauby as a man more fortunate than tragic, struck by a lightning bolt of fate that robbed him of his body but granted him an afterlife in literature.
Others have been a little more fortunate.
"Women in 2014 are in a much more fortunate position.
