Sentence examples for human fortune from inspiring English sources

"It is a human fortune and a blessing for the country," he told me.

Satch Sullinger, the father of the Ohio State star Jared Sullinger, is a human fortune cookie.

So I take "unbinding" to mean a reversal of human fortune, a loosening of our selfhood.

Human fortune, she writes, is as variable as the weather at sea, where "fair winds swiftly follow harsh gales".

In characterizing poetry as more philosophical, universal, and momentous than history, Aristotle praises poets for their ability to assay deep features of human character, to dissect the ways in which human fortune engages and tests character, and to display how human foibles may be amplified in uncommon circumstances.

Please let this be like Toy Story and not Chucky... Sometimes my kids blurt out stuff so random and nonsensical, that I feel like I'm talking to little human fortune cookies.

He's particularly good on Peel's religious faith and the premier's awareness of an inscrutable providence shaping human fortunes.

Such wrangling is unfortunately necessary because if recorded history has, as Eliot wrote, "many cunning passages", that's as nothing compared to the waxing and waning of human fortunes, battling with ice ages and natural catastrophes over hundreds of thousands of years of evolution.

First, she said, we know that modern humans and Neanderthals occupied Europe at the same time, from about 45,000 to 25,000 years ago, and that the humans' fortunes rose as the Neanderthals' fell.

With The World's Smallest Unicorn (Cape), Shena Mackay brings us 10 more immaculate short stories of human folly and fortune and finding the skull beneath the perm.

GOOD impersonators win fame and fortune in human society.