Sentence examples for supremely fortunate from inspiring English sources
I'm supremely fortunate my parents gave me an upbringing that prepared me for the life most of us must now live.
When Ms. Bentley mentions that one of the spinning bodies swept across the floor by Astaire was a "supremely fortunate coat rack," one can't help spending four minutes with this.
Wales may have enjoyed a clean sweep in the opening round of the tournament but the biggest banker in the weekend's four cross-border matches, the Ospreys - holders and finalists in the past two seasons - were supremely fortunate to snatch a late and thoroughly unmerited victory over what may euphemistically be called an unfamiliar Harlequins side.
There was some superb goalkeeping at both ends, a few over-zealous challenges – Coleman and several of the Wales players thought that the supremely talented Pjanic was fortunate not to be sent off when he brought Jonathan Williams down moments after being booked – and gilt-edged opportunities passed up in front of goal.
It's supremely elegant, supremely derisive, and supremely creative.
It is supremely enigmatic.
It was supremely liberating.
Many consider him supremely qualified.
And supremely smug with it.
This video is supremely upsetting.
