Sentence examples for is fortunately from inspiring English sources

There is, fortunately.

Such a scenario is, fortunately, unlikely.

That is fortunately somewhere in the future.

But there is fortunately a more solid reason for optimism.

Haiti's government issued only a mild protest.Such violence is fortunately a thing of the past.

THE news associated with this picture is that there is, fortunately for humanity, no news.

These men are notoriously violent individuals.An absence of the MAOA gene is, fortunately, rare.

Merridale is, fortunately, far too sophisticated a writer to suggest any direct continuity between the two.

The Dresden case is fortunately, thus far, not typical of Germany as a whole.

Irony in food is, fortunately, allowed – but only if it is "closely bound up with the process of gastronomic reflection".

The arrival of this moral epiphany has its trumped-up qualities, too, but is fortunately lightened by some humorous touches.