Sentence examples for unusually fortunate from inspiring English sources

In one important respect, Ansbach was unusually fortunate.

But Ms. Cattrall has been unusually fortunate in the caliber of her collaborators.

I was unusually fortunate that my fiancé was able to come there to take me home to New York.

Tunisia is in an unusually fortunate position as one of the few countries in the Middle East where foreign powers have little incentive to meddle.

Mitt Romney has run a very smart and competent campaign, but he has also been unusually fortunate in that his competition over the last year has been almost comically inept.

Boys at single-sex schools never have a problem grasping courtly love, because loving unattainable women at a distance is all they can do, unless they are unusually fortunate.

They were rarely seen as an attacking force, missing Chris Pennell, Bryce Heem and Francois Hougaard, and were fortunate Saracens were unusually slipshod in possession.

She is fortunate in that – unusually for a rape case – Francis is apprehended almost straight away, and there is enough evidence to convict.

Like many young artists, Kauffer accepted commercial jobs to make ends meet, but he was fortunate in finding an unusually enlightened client when a friend introduced him to Frank Pick, then assistant joint manager of the London Underground.

Columnist David Leonhardt reports the findings of a new study which suggests that children who are fortunate enough to have an unusually good kindergarten teacher can expect to make roughly an extra twenty dollars a week by the age of twenty-seven.

The son of a builder and a former domestic servant, born shortly after their shotgun wedding, he was fortunate in having a determined, ambitious and unusually well-read mother who prioritised his education.