Sentence examples for fortunate to study in from inspiring English sources

This was a seminal period in black-and-white documentary-making in which a graphic modernism combined with "social conscience" editorial photography, and Stoughton was fortunate to study in New York with both Alfred Eisenstaedt and Margaret Bourke-White.

It's great to be acknowledged for your work, but the real thanks goes to the communities whose legacies we have been fortunate to study and honored to present in one of this country's most important and prestigious national museums.

First, I have had a lifelong love affair with art and have been fortunate to have studied in, learned from, guided and been guided by the great museums that enrich us all, and the schools and colleges that have been unique to my own education.

In shedding that skin, we expose ourselves to the big, bad world that lies outside our bubble--if you are between the ages of 18 and 23 and fortunate enough to study abroad, you likely live in a glorious, microcosmic bubble that, with luck, may never pop.

It is fortunate that it is now possible to study both oxidative stress and the membrane hypothesis in humans by non-invasive techniques, namely expired ethane and cerebral spectroscopy.

We were fortunate that in the whiteflies the first mitochondrion we chose to study was that of B. tabaci which had an altered gene order.

I consider myself very fortunate to be in this profession.

"I feel really fortunate to be in their company".

We're very fortunate to live in a holiday destination.

"We are fortunate to be in a financial position to do that".

"We were fortunate to be in the midst of an ecosystem battle in smartphones".