Sentence examples for nothing fortuitous from inspiring English sources

OK, there is nothing fortuitous about spousal abuse, drug allegations and the trashing of a person's children.

There was nothing fortuitous about the scrum that launched the mission, however, with Nathan Hughes making ground initially and then a perfect box kick from Joe Simpson landed 10 metres from the Leinster line.

If that try owed more than a little to good fortune, there was nothing fortuitous about McGuire's third.

New Zealand's squad had been hit by a debilitating virus during the week but there was nothing fortuitous about this win, achieved by an inexperienced team who began with just 206 caps between them to the world champions' 788.

There was, however, nothing remotely fortuitous about the one that gave Aguero the sixth hat-trick of his City career - a lovely, measured chip over Krul by a forward who understood precisely how much time he had.

Mr. Spielberg said these achievements were "just very fortuitous" and "had nothing to do with our parents".

Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher said: "We have got to meet pretty much all of our influences and play with half of them, so we are nothing less than grateful for how fortuitous we've been".

This might not seem terribly fortuitous, but in fact, nothing extends the outsider's transition or rallies his supporters like a crisis, which is probably why, by mid-December, Obama's approval rating was running north of 80percentt.

If a vertex has indegree 1 and outdegree 1 then nothing uniquely determines it unless, for fortuitous reasons, it is possible to make measurements on its DNA, in which case it lies in the base-set X.

For a long period of time, the child's abnormal movements were considered to be nothing but tics and the CM I a fortuitous finding.

The advent of the royals is nothing less than "a culmination, coming at a very fortuitous time," said Don Fineberg, co-founder of Vanberg & DeWulf of Cooperstown, N.Y., an importer of Belgian specialty beers.