Sentence examples for mercifully that from inspiring English sources

(Remember the Bernard B. Kerik Complex, the appellation that Mr. Giuliani and the future jailbird who was then his police commissioner vaingloriously slapped on the detention center in Lower Manhattan? Mercifully, that embarrassment didn't last).

Or maybe, mercifully, that's its appeal.

Mercifully, that's only a small fraction of the production.

Mercifully, that time they only won by twenty-two.

Mercifully that passed (Woody Harrelson, in Indecent Proposal, was especially unconvincing in that role).

Mercifully, that fad gave way to less penitential practices in warmer waters and balmier climes, thanks, in part, to the Grand Tour and the British Romantic poets - the first PR men of the beach - who made it fashionable to actually swim in the Mediterranean.

The tumbleweed season is, mercifully, not that long.

The wild turns on Saturday were entirely more conventional when Texas A&M toppled Alabama, mercifully ending that ridiculous conversation started by Steve Spurrier about whether the Tide could beat an N.F.L. team.

Visually driven for the internet age, Who We Be has the intellectual depth of an academic book, while mercifully lacking that form's oft poor writing and out-of-touch feel.

Let the chillis dissipate and then it can come out.'" The food keeps coming at Gilgamesh, though mercifully nothing that would cause a blip on Mr Scoville's rating.

Good morning, everyone, and welcome to your Sunday Morning Liveblog of, mercifully, something that is not a searchable PDF cache of mostly quotidian emails from a public official who's not exactly destined to go down in history as Marcus Aurelius in any way other than the fact that we see him mostly as a bust.