Sentence examples for very fortuitous from inspiring English sources

"It was one of those very fortuitous things".

"I felt it was very fortuitous," he said of the podcast.

Mr. Spielberg said these achievements were "just very fortuitous" and "had nothing to do with our parents".

Somehow I think it was very fortuitous that yesterday I did not have the opportunity to address you.

Around that time the tents were moving from Bryant Park to Lincoln Center, and I thought that was possibly very fortuitous, because I know that fashion tends to have a younger audience, if we could somehow marry the two ideas.

The conditions that did so much to hand the Conservatives an unexpected majority in this year's general election – rising wages and house prices, zero inflation, improving prospects – all came together at a very fortuitous time.

"It was really fortuitous as we were really bearish and very hedged throughout the year".

But I think there's something fortuitous and very special about the recognition on the day of her birthday".

The world only exists because of an ultimate and supernatural cause which is, as Newton said, "not blind and fortuitous, but very well skilled in Mechanicks and Geometry" (Cohen 1978, 282).

But in testing to see whether the gene had been effectively silenced, they made a fortuitous discovery: A very small number of cats carry a mutant gene that produces a modified protein, far less likely to induce allergies.

In very anxiogeneous situations, like the fortuitous discovery of metastases, there is a great risk of inappropriate responses and unsuitable attitudes.