Sentence examples for lucky aspect from inspiring English sources

While Cruz, will no doubt, bring his Harvard debating skills to the debate, he will be blessed with an exceptional gift of communication and likeability as Venus (i.e. fortunate social connections) makes a lucky aspect to Mercury (i.e. communication) and Jupiter (i.e. wisdom, fellowship and religion).

I have saved the best and luckiest aspect for last. .

According to Kiedis, "He began to lose all of the manic, happy-go-lucky, fun aspects of his personality.

But someone like Chris Woakes has done brilliantly so far this season so we are lucky in that aspect".

"I think we broke everything on top of the car, so it was lucky in that aspect.

"People can see what happened". I think we broke everything on top of the car, so it was lucky in that aspect.

So, I was kind of lucky in that aspect.

Yes, I've been unlucky, but I've been lucky in other aspects of my life.

Knowing the situation, our son is lucky in some aspects.

The screen is admittedly beautiful and the multi media impressive, but you pay with the battery life, which is one working day if you are lucky - and the phone aspect is poor - poorer range and inferior call quality.

Some of the features that Mullan analyses as stylistic strategies – surprise switches of perspective, sudden unexpected authorial interventions, repetitions of the same word over and over – may well be strategies, but they're also aspects of her lucky freedom, making up the conventions as she goes along, answerable to no one's expectations.