Sentence examples for clearly fortunate from inspiring English sources

It is clearly fortunate for the Murray boys that their mother never returned to her job in sales; instead, she retrained as a tennis coach, and has been coaching ever since (for nine years she was the national junior coach for Scotland, training Elena Baltacha and Colin Fleming as well as her own sons).

Considering omorashi is largely based on fantasy, Nick is clearly fortunate he's managed to share the fetish with women who also enjoy it.

The 40 or so apes in his studies are clearly the more fortunate ones.

People here ask how New York is doing with the affectionate attitude of a nephew wondering about a favorite aunt, and they clearly know how fortunate they are to be celebrating with the carefree exhilaration French-Canadians have indulged in for centuries.

It could be possible in theory for economic choices to increase average utility while severely harming the least fortunate; that would clearly be ethically perverse, and Rawls thought that the difference principle would avoid the problem.

Wambach has an overhead kick in the back of the net, from a fortunate deflection, but she's clearly offside.

That's a distinction we see even more clearly here: Vronsky's life was particularly fortunate in that he had a code of rules which defined without question what should and should not be done.

Clearly, the winners realized that they'd been fortunate.

My father left us when I was an infant, and although I was never orphaned, I clearly felt an enormous bond with those less fortunate than I.

So while Linsanity might have been more attributable to a weak schedule and a handful of fortunate plays, this current win streak is clearly a result of the Knicks playing better.

This is a fortunate moment for her and this is clearly something she's wanted implemented for a long time".