Sentence examples for fortunate looking from inspiring English sources

His only crime was being the least fortunate looking person to come off the heath after me.

One way to maintain a benign view of fashion when one loosey-goosey party number after another cycles down the runway, as they did yesterday, the first day of the spring 2003 collections in New York, is to remember just how boundless the mass market's appetite remains for images of the genetically fortunate looking ridiculous.

The gentrification of whole postal areas, and the pricing out of all but the most fortunate, looks set to reverse.

Ferrari - and before them Benetton, where he won his first two titles - exploited this to leave less-fortunate rivals looking flat-footed.

In Hawaiʻi, we've been fortunate to look at this challenge with a progressive lens.

Spurs were leading Aston Villa 1-0, toanks Townsendend's fortunate goal, and looking to close out a win that would take them up to fifth place in the Premier League.

As he got only a few bit parts, he was fortunate that television was looking for actors who looked like "real people".

We're fortunate as we're looking back at a season during which a lot of things worked.

We must decide whether our top priority is to smite the wicked or to advance the less fortunate, whether we are looking for visions and rhetoric that make us feel good for the moment or whether we are seeking methods with a proven track record of success in advancing whole peoples from poverty to prosperity.

Fury has gone 10 rounds once and looked fortunate to get the decision over John McDermott.

Even her advisers acknowledge the awkwardness of a woman with double Harvard degrees, dual stock riches (from Facebook and Google, where she also worked), a 9,000-square-foot 9,000-square-foot 9,000-square-foot houseurging less fortunand women to look inward and work harder.