Sentence examples for from whatever misfortune from inspiring English sources

Griffin, though, represents the future and separates himself from whatever misfortune that came before him.

Was her take-no-shit attitude to be applauded in a culture dominated by gruff males saving curvy quarries from whatever misfortune befell them in the opening cinematic?

Not just because of the coming dosage of sodium, but for whatever misfortune will end with me comatose under a pile of little, red, sauce-stained boxes.

He enjoyed (or was perceived to enjoy) such good luck when he was younger that he is thought to deserve whatever misfortune befalls him now.

One of the owners was a bald-headed guy from New Jersey, with whatever misfortunes had brought him to a dog run in the middle of a workday weighing heavily on his shoulders, accompanied by his aged half Rhodesian ridgeback, Abby, who seemed equally burdened with woe.

Waves of immigrants would have flooded in from afar to make a new life and escape whatever misfortunes had befallen them.

Distance yourself from whatever is bothering you.

"We gain perspective from others' misfortune," he says.

Marouf said he would not hesitate to profit from the misfortune of others.

He also benefited from some misfortune that beset his rivals during Thursday's 109.6-mile stage.

But the Russians say they have learned from others' misfortune, especially Enron.