Sentence examples for every fortunate from inspiring English sources

The Chahr-Baghs of Isfahan made that city one of the most wondrous in the world; the great poet Hafez is said to have been hardly able to leave his beloved Shiraz with its many garden; the great mystic Jami tell us that every fortunate person who enjoys these blooming trees, the shade, or the fruit he consumes, should act according to the laws of righteousness.

I am grateful for every fortunate thing that has come my way.

Incapable of small-mindedness, modest about her stunning talents, Lisa released the generosity in every person fortunate enough to know her.

The gravitational pull is such that alumni like Len Banda, who moved to another neighborhood, return to First Wednesday practically every month (fortunate, since Len is a master of lamb).

Pretty much every player fortunate enough to be a free agent this year Durant aside, the biggest story in the NBA over the last few days has involved the rise of the salary cap to $94.1m, which has given teams a lot more money to spend on what is a fairly weak free agent market.

Film critic and commentator John Podhoretz wrote that Morse is a "largely unsung character actor who enlivens and deepens every movie fortunate enough to have him in the cast".

But further, every boomer fortunate to have a 401k plan wants it to go in one direction only -- up.

That dream might only take form in the 'private institution' sector for now, but truth-be-told, for every child fortunate enough to emerge from these particular seeds, others will benefit.

But were every novelist so fortunate!

It was, in every sense, a fortunate match.

Not every rider is fortunate enough to say the same thing.