Sentence examples for good circumstance from inspiring English sources

That's probably quite a good circumstance to listen to my music.

The ANA's independent assessment from outside companies "found that the media practices right now have pervasive use of rebates across the entire ecosystem, which is not a good circumstance from the perspective of the marker".

I didn't leave under good circumstances, so I can't go back.

"I have to create good circumstances for him," said Ms. Wang, 33, whose sparsely furnished home is heated by a wood stove.

In Graham's view, the visceral nature of immigration politics combined with the BP oil spill fouled the waters for debate on a comprehensive energy bill — "a huge lift in good circumstances," he told me in May.

Even though these were unusually good circumstances for a No. 15 seed, it is probably somewhat unlucky that no No. 15 seed has made it to the Round of 16 before.

"I'm proud that she's been able to take advantage of her intellect and her hard work, but she didn't come from particularly good circumstances," the governor said.

He said that his fortune should be left for old people who had once been in good circumstances but "by reason of adverse fortune have become poor and dependent".

However, the "focusing illusion" suggests these impressions of others are incomplete: we may overweight extreme features (the exceptionally good circumstances of envied others and exceptionally bad circumstances of pitied others) at the cost of overlooking the smaller ups and downs of daily life, which inevitably dilute the other person's overall experience.

The sheer volume of people of different races and ethnicities and ancestries that coexist here, there's some sort of algorithm that has to be created: an index of proximity in what are largely good circumstances of people tolerating each other".

But the media may be poor (the light may not be good), circumstances may be unusual (as with the partially submerged stick that appears as if bent), or the nerves may be damaged (as with the amputee).