Sentence examples for fortunate nonetheless from inspiring English sources
But fortunate, nonetheless.
Three days later, Bergkamp was lucky not to be sent off for hitting Blackburn's Nils-Eric Johansson about the chops, but Luzhny wasn't quite so fortunate at Ewood Park, where Arsenal nonetheless won 3-2.
The touted Rams (5-0) were battered and yet feeling fortunate; the disrespected Giants (3-2) left as devastated losers who nonetheless had a new sense of self-esteem.
Nonetheless, his timing was fortunate.
As a result, the "high-water mark for unionism" in America occurred in the mid 1950s, when almost four out of every 10 workers were fortunate enough to be "nonunion members who were nonetheless covered by union contracts".
"Ad blocking is a kind of war – a first-world, low-stakes, both-sides-are-fortunate-to-have-this-kind-of-problem war, but a war nonetheless, with damage hitting both sides".
"Ad-blocking is a kind of war — a first-world, low-stakes, both-sides-are-fortunate-to-have-this-kind-of-problem war, but a war nonetheless, with damage hitting both sides," he writes.
Nonetheless, he had to make notes on the conduct required "to be fortunate with women".
Commuters confronting the trivially tragic — but tragic nonetheless — instant when the subway doors close too quickly, severing them from the fortunate ones who made it inside.
Respondents nonetheless made a definite demarcation between humans and animals, the former being more fortunate with increased sensory skills.
