Sentence examples for exceedingly lucky from inspiring English sources

"I've always felt we were exceedingly lucky, to put it lightly.

Indeed, as David Olson, a political-science professor at the University of Washington, points out, by most measures she has been exceedingly lucky.

When those exceedingly lucky people come forward to claim this week's Powerball lottery jackpot, which swelled to $448 million on Wednesday, it's hard not to think: Somebody is winning these things, right?

He said he was "exceedingly lucky" that he had never had calipers and has been able to get around using crutches and walking sticks.

I'm exceedingly lucky to have caught my cancer relatively early.

My first summer back home from college ended in my brother's attempted kidnapping, and our subsequent flight from the city; and yet to this day I consider myself exceedingly lucky compared to many of my fellow citizens.

If this is you, you are extremely lucky and exceedingly prudent.

There's an old saying out there that "lightning doesn't strike twice," meaning that if an exceedingly unlucky (or lucky) thing happens to you once, don't worry about it happening again because it probably won't.

I got "Foolproof," Garten's latest offering, for Christmas, because I am a lucky girl and was exceedingly good most of the year.

He does not want for friends, for he induces a kind of magnificent fondness – not reverence, exactly, but a warm, high-minded regard you find only exceedingly rarely in journalism – in all those lucky enough to have written for him.

In clinical terms, spontaneous regression is an exceedingly rare event that an individual clinician might perhaps be lucky enough to observe in an entire career of clinical practice - many do not.