Sentence examples for from misfortune from inspiring English sources
The F.B.I. is reeling from misfortune, most of its own making.
Surrey, whose experience with overseas players is shifting from misfortune towards carelessness, will be very happy to accommodate him.
The move toward a more normalized military also benefited from misfortune, the triple disaster in 2011, when an earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis crippled northeastern Japan.
Writer gives a long account of an adventure he had with Lanty, when the wild boy behaved with good sense & caution & saved both of them from misfortune.
I believe in Confucius and pray to Confucius to keep me from misfortune, to send me good luck, and for peace.
The National Marine Fisheries Service, eager to wring science from misfortune, arranged to have the frozen dolphin bodies shipped to the Smithsonian and other scholarly centers.
The ambivalent role of animus in Cardano's moral philosophy is particularly evident in his directions on how to draw profit from misfortunes, for both misery and happiness depend on awareness ("the fact that we know our condition") (De utilitate, OO, II, 88b).
Sometimes the pain involved looks as if it has been inflicted; more often it seems to originate from within, from the guts of the body itself, from the misfortune of being physical.
City employees are supposed to receive land for houses, but many are waiting — and officials from Mr. Tsvangirai's party are now accused of profiting from the misfortune.
"We gain perspective from others' misfortune," he says.
