Sentence examples for fortunate believing from inspiring English sources

Doctors considered Regehr fortunate, believing that a knee brace he had been wearing prevented a more severe injury that would have seen him miss up to six months.

I know adherents of Community or Unitarian churches who shudder at the homophobia of many Christians, embrace a liberal social agenda, actually care about the less fortunate and believe we're only as strong as the weakest among us.

He's fortunate enough to believe the law doesn't apply to him.

"I think I was sold a bill of goods, and I was fortunate enough to believe it," said Martin, who had been told repeatedly by his coaches to dictate the match.

This is fortunate since we believe to have now a complete structural sample of each of the eight possible homo- and hetero-catemer structures.

But Gwen persisted in believing that the more fortunate of the world had to set an example.

I realized how fortunate I was, and believed that I was making no attempt to aid those less fortunate than myself.

I was fortunate, as my supervisor positively encouraged this extracurricular activity, believing that a balance between hard work and play was important for productivity in the lab.

Crucially, we perpetuate the problem by believing we have no responsibilities to those less fortunate than us.

But I love living here and I just can't believe how fortunate I've been.

Nevertheless, the interwar Tory party was fortunate that its leader believed that socialist ideas could be held by intelligent people.