Sentence examples for think fortunately from inspiring English sources

Once, when a World Bank director sent him a paper that referred to the "Hirschman Doctrine," Hirschman replied, "Unfortunately (or, I rather tend to think, fortunately), there is no Hirschman school of economic development and I cannot point to a large pool of disciples where one might fish out someone to work with you along those lines".

And I think fortunately that this is the case, more often than not.

This is something of a long-term strategic plan that I think fortunately that I often comment that I'd rather be lucky than good.

Composing these speeches isn't as easy as you might think, but fortunately the best ones generally break down into a similar structure.

"Owning a hotel I was concerned what our guests would think, but fortunately no-one complained although a few guests did mention the noise".

Most people, fortunately, think there are circumstances where that permission should be granted.

What will they think of me?' " Fortunately, lack of admiration wasn't a problem in the studio.

But fortunately, I think, policymakers are somewhat forward looking in thinking.

"Fortunately, I think I'm changing as I get older.

And fortunately, I think the world has changed a lot more than I have.

Fortunately, I think students see how good leaders are able to project empathy and connection with an audience," he said.