Sentence examples for fortunate for being from inspiring English sources

Appreciating can mean paying attention or noticing, but it is even more powerful when you take it further – when you savor something, delighting in its qualities and relishing how it makes you feel, or when you experience gratitude, a sense of being fortunate for being in your current circumstances compared to others, or compared to where you have been in the past.

He modestly described himself as being "fortunate for having been part of the process of putting together video fragments and fusing them into art".

And that is fortunate, for she is up to her old scheduling.

Malawi is fortunate for having been endowed with four lakes and several perennial rivers.

I consider it payback for being very fortunate and not being injured physically that day.

What's fortunate for me is that at this stage in my career if I put in a good performance then it could end in a medal.

It is fortunate for McNamara, who is also based in the NRL as assistant with Sydney Roosters, that such a rich seam of English talent is currently lighting up the league.

In doing so, it is partial to the fortunate — for fortune here is entirely earned or deserved.

Perhaps it is fortunate for architects to be given so free a hand.

For the fortunate ones, being chosen will hardly be cause for immediate celebration.

That's fortunate for them, but it's certainly not the "sustainable economic development" that the regional development agencies are there to promote.