Sentence examples similar to genuinely fortunate from inspiring English sources
That's fortunate because some genuinely good ideas sleep behind the exorbitant pricing, the poorly conceived software design and the relentless marketing.
He genuinely wanted to help people less fortunate than himself.
They are genuinely pained, experiencing empathy with the less fortunate.
If you are genuinely concerned about people who are less fortunate than you, Mr. Mehl advised, "contribute some of your time and brain power to their problems.
At the over 350 film screenings and talks we've held, I've been fortunate to meet countless individuals who genuinely want to help Syrian refugees, but they fear violent extremists will infiltrate the U.S. as refugees.
"I was very fortunate to work with Ben Foster and I genuinely think Lee is as good as he is.
Over the last ten years, I've been fortunate enough to conduct interviews with some genuinely remarkable artists and industry figures from the Chicago music community.
That's the kind of household my sister, brothers and I live in, and so we are very fortunate". The customers in the store seemed genuinely excited to hear Schwarzenegger speak and then ask her questions afterward.
Contributing to this initial success was that many of the health staff trained at the end of the 1970s and the first part of the 1980s were highly motivated and dedicated people who genuinely wanted to bring health care to their less-fortunate compatriots.
I have been fortunate to study with faculty and graduate students who are genuinely interested in reading and discussing my work and asking challenging questions.
