Sentence examples for fortunate person from inspiring English sources
There is a Jane Fonda-in-Vielementlement here: although Roy, unlike Fonda, grew up poor, to many she looks like a fortunate person.
It asks not whether a policy is fair given the huge range of advantages or hardships the universe might throw at a person but rather whether it is fair that a very fortunate person should shoulder the burdens of others.
I'm a very fortunate person to be able to take over a group of guys who have listened and bought into what we as coaches have been trying to say.
As Delia, Deirdre O'Connell does the deserving, put-upon woman as well as Sally Field ever has, and Adriane Lenox, as Rosemary, Delia's independent-minded, hedonistic pal who is nonetheless always there when Delia needs her, is tone-perfect in her portrayal of a fortunate person who is nonetheless a mensch.
The Chahr-Baghs of Isfahan made that city one of the most wondrous in the world; the great poet Hafez is said to have been hardly able to leave his beloved Shiraz with its many garden; the great mystic Jami tell us that every fortunate person who enjoys these blooming trees, the shade, or the fruit he consumes, should act according to the laws of righteousness.
The state can, through the sheer force of technicalities, prolong the life of a person on death row, while in a less fortunate person's case using its discretion to rush through the formalities.
There seemed so many of them, these fortunate persons, and to my amazement, I had just learned that some quite ordinary people, as I thought of them, acquaintances and even colleagues of my own, had at some time or other in the past been recipients of Iris's kindness.
His only crime was being the least fortunate looking person to come off the heath after me.
Some employment lawyers had questioned whether the government would go to court to fight for so fortunate a person as Ms. Schieffelin, who earned more than $1 million a year for several years.
Sometimes, if we're fortunate, a person can briefly enter into our lives and end up redirecting its entire course for the better.
Symptoms of Asperger's have been attributed ex post facto to successful figures, but these are the fortunate ones — persons able to invent outlets for their ever-welling monomanias.
