Sentence examples for exceptionally fortunate from inspiring English sources

Princeton was exceptionally fortunate.

"I was exceptionally fortunate that Alison Feder chose my lab for her Ph.D.

Collins also believes he's been exceptionally fortunate, remaining intact while manning a position for which injuries are common.

I have been exceptionally fortunate to work with two of the best photographers around - first Fleur Olby and for the past few years Howard Sooley.

Rees-Mogg writes that "my life has been exceptionally fortunate and happy", and the best and most heartfelt parts of the book are those that deal with his family, whether his actress mother or his MP son, Jacob, whose unapologetically high-Tory views are guyed on Twitter by an imposter.

You likely won't get every job you desire, or every promotion, or every bonus... unless you're exceptionally fortunate.

I had been exceptionally lucky, more than fortunate: so many of us are.

The Series A round, recalls Beim, was exceptionally competitive, and he felt fortunate to be chosen as an investor.

ITV director of news and current affairs Michael Jermey said: "ITV News is fortunate to have an exceptionally talented line-up of experienced and knowledgeable newscasters.

Tanguay: Overall, we are very fortunate that our brand performs exceptionally well economically for our franchisees – in fact, we have the distinct achievement of never having closed a single studio throughout the entire company's history.

I am fortunate enough to work with exceptionally bright students who want to change the world for the better.