Sentence examples for enormously fortunate from inspiring English sources

We mourn his passing and feel enormously fortunate to have enjoyed the special glow of his friendship.

"And it's been enormously fortunate in the sense that so often people in politics... it's like going over a cliff.

A Lib Dem spokesman said: "We are enormously fortunate to have two talented and well-known ministers on economic matters that are recognised and respected by the public.

I never made that trip without being reminded of how enormously fortunate we are to be Americans and what a terrible price thousands have paid so that all of us, and millions more around the world, might live in freedom.

England were probably entitled to feel aggrieved that Janssen was not penalised for a barge on the substitute Phil Jagielka before the striker set up the winning goal for Luciano Narsingh but, on the flipside, it could also be argued Rose was enormously fortunate not to give away a penalty after only six minutes.

"I think we've been enormously fortunate in this country to have as our head of state a person who has a real personality - a personality that comes through more and more, I think, in her public utterances," he said.

Psy, however, faces emotional outbursts from those who accuse him, as an enormously wealthy artist, of failing to help those less fortunate.

Also, it helps enormously to have the strong support of colleagues, friends, and family, as I have been so fortunate to have.

When Hollywood invited Gordon back, he was fortunate enough to be given the sprightly romantic comedy Pillow Talk (1959), considered the best of the enormously popular Rock Hudson Doris Day films.

Enormously old.

Like enormously.