Sentence examples for entirely fortunate from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, the term "situation" is not entirely fortunate, since it was later adopted independently and in quite a different sense by the situation semanticists.

In doing so, it is partial to the fortunate — for fortune here is entirely earned or deserved.

If she ever agrees to talk to a reporter, the interviewer should ask Palin whether she thinks a state that is extremely wealthy from oil and gas revenue should not be forswearing federal aid entirely so that less fortunate places can have more.

And in this case, I was entirely wrong to imagine that anyone fortunate enough to have the education and opportunities of a politician like Grayling would naturally arrive, by force of gravity alone, in orbit around the great planet Common Sense.

The blame cannot entirely be pinned on Grant, however, which is fortunate seeing that there is plenty to throw around.

EasilyDo is fortunate that its business model is not entirely consumer-focused, like others have been.

I had this feeling of being very fortunate to be at the beginning of an entirely new storytelling medium".

It's far easier to simply believe that your side is entirely right, your way of seeing the world is just, you work harder than those less fortunate, and that others are responsible entirely for their fate.

Though Tunisia is fortunate enough to be geographically remote from this centre of counter-revolution, it is not entirely immune to its destructive effects.

Finding the third and fourth tumors was "fortunate because had I been doing a transplant, it's likely I would have missed this entirely and reimplanted a heart back on top of remaining tumor," Dr. Reardon said.

"We are fortunate, very fortunate.