Sentence examples for more fortunate men from inspiring English sources
The rental system described in the story is real, and this man had to vacate his cell every visiting day so that other, more fortunate men could make love to their women.
Nevertheless, historian James McClymont affirmed that "Cabral's position in the history of Portuguese conquest and discovery is inexpungable despite the supremacy of greater or more fortunate men".
The more fortunate Black and Latino men and women found work in the public sector, which was often unionized and paid a livable wage.
In conversations with Mr. Schnabel you get the idea that the movie ended up with its visual and emotional lushness in part because he views Mr. Bauby as a man more fortunate than tragic, struck by a lightning bolt of fate that robbed him of his body but granted him an afterlife in literature.
Then again, she said, married men are more fortunate.
Men are more fortunate in this regard.
A more plausible explanation is the opposition of less fortunate men that were left out of the mating game.
With the catchy repeated refrain "Homeless, food-less, shoe-less, sleepless, careless," he commands his more fortunate brethren to never look down on the walking man, for as Moken discovered himself, the walking man might well one day be you.
Respondents nonetheless made a definite demarcation between humans and animals, the former being more fortunate with increased sensory skills.
Others are even more fortunate.
