Sentence examples for fortuitous style from inspiring English sources
It was Liverpool, though, who snatched the lead in fortuitous style in the 11th minute.
His first came on the stroke of halftime in fortuitous style, squeezing a shot under Dudu Aouate to make it 2-0 thethe Blaugrana.
I was 41, and it was neither a fashion statement nor a midlife crisis, but it came at a fortuitous time: the style world just happened to be entering the Postmillennial He-Man Beard Epoch.
Voice you're supposedly born with, only to discover at some fortuitous moment in time, style you laboriously acquire over time--or really, something you can never finish acquiring, even if you're the greatest writer alive.
Equally fortuitous is the result, as this style works well on most men; think Jude Law in The Talented Mr Ripley.
More debatable is Mr. Kelly's suggestion that the loss of a suitcase containing the young Ernest Hemingway's apprentice writings — his first wife, Hadley, was transporting his possessions to Switzerland in 1922, when the valise was apparently stolen — was actually a fortuitous event that forced him to develop his famous style and write the books he was capable of writing.
The sudden move ended up being particularly fortuitous for van Gogh, who was immediately thrust into a milieu of young avant-garde artists experimenting with new styles.
Fortuitous neurochemistry!
The timing is fortuitous.
O'Neill: "This is fortuitous".
