Sentence examples for fortunate world from inspiring English sources
In 1983, Andrew Neil took over at the Sunday Times, and made clear he had little time for McCullin and his bleak reminders of a less fortunate world.
The Palestinians are relatively fortunate: the world cares about their region, and the UN agency that has looked after their refugees since Israel's establishment averts starvation.
Trapattoni's Irish side endured a dismal Euro 2012 and a fortunate opening World Cup qualifier win in Kazakhstan was then followed by Friday's humiliation by the Germans.
Soon, even our status as Americans might not save us from a fate faced by the less fortunate the world over; it hasn't saved my community.
The unavoidable truth and fortunate reality for the worlds populace given the economic and social value of mobility is that oil is a uniquely special liquid energy form.
Despite our kvetching, grumbling and complaining, most Americans have it pretty good compared to less fortunates the world over.
But Gwen persisted in believing that the more fortunate of the world had to set an example.
"The U.S. has been very fortunate, and the world, too, to have had Chairman Greenspan leading the Fed".
He could be the ugly American who will rise again and lead his fellow citizens to a hearty taunt of the less fortunate in the world.
Aren't we New Yorkers supposed to be a street-smart bunch, progressive and concerned with those less fortunate around the world?
She felt that she herself had been fortunate in the world, because she thought it would be difficult for anyone to live abroad and find fulfillment there if he were leaving behind the most powerful country in the world.
