Sentence examples for perhaps fortunately from inspiring English sources

Perhaps fortunately, I don't get the chance.

They are, perhaps fortunately, unaware that Franco will remain dictator for a further 30 years.

Perhaps fortunately, an ankle injury means Thauvin will miss the next two games.

Here are some of the more serious ones, none of which, perhaps fortunately, came to be.

Perhaps fortunately, Etzler's dream hasn't come to pass, at least not yet.

Perhaps fortunately, Ruth Wilson had never seen the play before she agreed to the part.

In order to get things done it is necessary, unfortunately -- or perhaps even fortunately -- to make compromises.

Fortunately, perhaps, for the poet, the mystery abides.

Fortunately, perhaps, the UK was not included in that particular study.

(A very Lenny moment, that, but fortunately, perhaps, a tradition of "Mass" that never caught on).

But fortunately, perhaps in a case of extreme luck, the disease did not spread beyond the closely knit group.