Sentence examples for consider himself fortunate from inspiring English sources

In light of the unrelenting hostilities, Mr. Al-Araj should consider himself fortunate that all he lost was a suitcase in trying to arrive at his destination.

"The composer can consider himself fortunate when four young players are willing to dedicate so much hard work to his music," Alan Rich wrote in a laudatory review for The New York Times.

But the region still feels enough like the Old West that the defendant, Jim Bob Hargrove of Val Verde County, Tex., should consider himself fortunate that modern jurisprudence prevails.

Jermaine Dye of the Oakland Athletics fractured his left tibia after fouling a ball off his leg in the 2001 Division Series against the Yankees, so Jeter should consider himself fortunate.

If Yoshizawa could consider himself fortunate in those circumstances, it was that the two reactors under his control – units five and six – were already in cold shutdown for planned maintenance checks.

The Times of India  declared Dhoni should "consider himself fortunate to be leading India in this era".

But he also considers himself fortunate.

Kargbo considers himself fortunate by relative standards, however.

Mr. Barrezueta considers himself fortunate, but not lucky.

He considers himself fortunate to be with the Islanders.

He considered himself fortunate for these relationships that nurtured and sustained him throughout his 56 years.