Sentence examples for thankfully too from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harrell is too smart and, thankfully, too ambitious for that.

He is, thankfully, too serious about his work to be bothered by such distractions.

And thankfully, too, NASCAR is a sport that expects injuries, so stretchers and medics were on the scene quickly.

Their efforts amount to an assault on the traditional "Mysterious Alchemy" school of publishing, which holds that a book's success depends on factors that are thankfully too shadowy to comprehend or manipulate.

Beware the squadrons of mosquitoes, and breathe easy knowing the suitably shaped logs submerged in the gloom are not, in fact, prowling crocodiles (it is, thankfully, too far from the tropics to see the real thing).

While I may never find my perfect Patrick Bateman IRL, there are several other swoon-worthy psychos who are, thankfully, too sick to be fictional.

An easygoing, but thankfully not too easygoing, debut.

Today it is Birmingham – thankfully not too far away.

The UK's backward lurch has, thankfully, come too late to damage prospects at Paris.

At ages 1 and 3, they were still — thankfully — far too young to understand what was going on around them.

It was thankfully not too deep and I was able to stop the bleeding with a few stitches and a pressure dressing.