Sentence examples for instances of luck from inspiring English sources
However, the Gettier problem shows that including a justification condition does not rule out all epistemically problematic instances of luck.
Regular instances of luck for a football team are normally the residue of talent and determination.
It represented the character of the show perfectly, I thought, and was one of a million instances of luck that made this whole thing possible.
Every choice has a consequence, but so do accidents, mistakes and simple instances of bad luck.
If they were our own, we would have to fight -- often unsuccessfully -- the inclination to persuade ourselves that they weren't mistakes at all, but instances of bad luck, unfortunate timing or some other factor outside our control.
Luck-egalitarians, for example, often separate option luck and brute luck and deny that instances of differential option luck are unjust.
He's not just an instance of moral luck; he is an inventor of moral luck.
The word embraces unfathomable horrors and everyday mishaps; natural disasters, political atrocities and instances of plain bad luck are all commonly described as tragic.
It was a combination, finally, of Hitler's daring and brutality, of the weaknesses of his opponents, and of numerous instances of extraordinary good luck that allowed him to establish his totalitarian dictatorship.
These are not isolated instances of random bad luck.
A measure of luck in this instance: no one is home.
