Sentence examples for far less fortunate from inspiring English sources

But a few blocks away, behind the civic center, another church was far less fortunate.

Reservoir Dogs was a career turning point, but it was followed by a far less fortunate one.

"Having been a career soldier for 36 years and recently retired, it has been a way of giving back to those far less fortunate than me".

"Somehow, though," Mr. Damelin continued, "we are reminded how fortunate we are and that there are many who are far less fortunate".

She was never to be afraid again, and her ambition was not to join the establishment but to change it – and to change it for people far less fortunate than herself.

"He was different from the traditional Collegiate student because he was from the Bronx and circumstances far less fortunate than most of us, but he struck me as somebody who was so comfortable with who he was that he was able to bridge the two worlds he traveled between each day with seeming ease".

Perhaps you have childhood memories of your mother or father imploring you to finish all the food on your plate because somewhere far away a less fortunate child was starving.

The low natural gas prices are helping all the refineries, even less fortunate ones far from the new oil fields.

The Cardinals understood that they needed a pope who is close to the less fortunate, and far from the ostentation and intrigue of the palazzo.

And there isn't any conflict thus far between the Dowdens and their less fortunate — or more discreet — neighbors.

There was fun as well as feasting and blisters as delegates fanned out as far as suburban Newton, where the less fortunate guests of the delegation had to stay.