Sentence examples for pure fortune from inspiring English sources
Unlike today, when a disenfranchised youth has a raft of violent ideologies to be swept up in, it was then my pure fortune that my only real option for extremist activity was this poorly led group.
To the surprise of many observers, luck, fortune and pure chance favored the duo and their program of works by Beethoven, Franck and Brahms.
How can these blessings be dismissed as pure good fortune, the random fallout of chance events?
It was pure good fortune that no bystanders were harmed when Litvinenko was murdered, considering how carelessly his killers splashed polonium-210 around.
As Belmar pointed out, when a person is shot in the face or the upper body his survival is a matter of pure good fortune — as hard as it is, seven months after the shooting of Michael Brown and a week after the Justice Department issued two reports, one on Brown's death and the other on the conduct of the police department, to think of Ferguson as a place with any kind of luck.
"Good crops of players come in cycles and I think it is just pure good fortune".
Sentencing Waterfall at St Albans Crown Court, Judge Stephen Warner said it was only by "pure good fortune" that Dr Griffith survived.
"It was pure good fortune that you didn't succeed". Five days before the attack, Waterfall's father, Terence, went to see Dr Griffith to complain of breathlessness.
That it wasn't was a miracle, a combination of good fortune and valiant heroism, and frankly, pure luck.
Through innate intelligence, sheer will and pure luck, they rapidly amassed huge independent oil fortunes.
