3 6 Even in the most egalitarian societies before the mid-19th century, the fate of most newborns was to die young, although a fortunate minority survived to old age.
The empathy I felt toward those less fortunate, although sincere, did not generate this palpable excitement.
In that time my health got worse, although I was fortunate I was able to cope during this period.
Both were mistaken, although they were fortunate in avoiding the many complications associated with excessive pregnancy weight gain.
Still no wickets, although Jones was fortunate an edge of James Harris fell just short of Mark Wallace behind.
Mattioli considers himself fortunate; although Doc made him keep the racetrack tidy, there was enough spare time on race weekends to meet the drivers and ask them questions.
Since California was well into a severe drought, many residents were switching to drought-resilient landscapes, and the timing of the opening, although coincidental, was fortunate.
The scoreline was a scant reflection of the home side's superiority, although Ireland were fortunate to be awarded the game's only try.
Large numbers of Trump voters clearly feel they have no obligation at all to those less fortunate, although they call themselves Christians.
And while some are endowed with these genes, others are not so fortunate, although Kirkwood is quick to point out that healthy lifestyle choices – good nutrition and moderate exercise, for instance – clearly play their part in determining longevity.
That may account for at least part of the audience for "Tomfoolery". Although we are fortunate today in having among us probably the best lyricist the English language has known (Stephen Sondheim, in case you need to be told), there are very few other songwriters around who care about such things as nuance and the challenge of finding a rhyme.
