Sentence examples for fortunately turn from inspiring English sources

His purposes, fortunately, turn Leninism upside down.

When we hear about the existential threats of the disease-of-the-years--which usually (fortunately) turn out to be hype, we should extend the what-if feelings of dire desperation that we are given by the news media and public health authorities to those who are already ill--including those who you are told are not.

The uranium, fortunately, turned out not to be highly toxic.

Ella, fortunately, turned out to sea, and welders secured the construction.

Fortunately, turning the Gitmo Uighurs over to China has never been deemed an option by the United States.

The atmosphere is helped by the colourful sky that fortunately turned stormy just as the shoot started.

For my husband: In his 40s when he was still a smoker, he developed severe chest pain which, fortunately, turned out not to be a heart attack.

Known for speaking openly, Lawrence revealed in typically ballsy detail how a suspected ulcer had fortunately turned out to be a "falser".

Fortunately, turning ad-skipping on and off is as simple as pressing one button on the remote (although I could name a Kevin Costner movie or two that benefit from the editing).

Fortunately, turning the whole thing off right out of the gate is pretty straight forward.

Ling's own sister, Laura, recently detected a cyst which, fortunately, turned out to be benign.