“Carnegie made his fortune in steel while Frick was the coal entrepreneur who complemented Carnegie.”

“For example, it costs a small fortune just for the extension cords.”

“She wondered whether it was her fortune in life to be a grand courtesan.”

“Success does not always involve luck, fortuity, or assistance from invisible but ever-present forces.”

“These various proactive activities illustrate the agentic management of fortuity.”

“The meeting of Baryshnikov and Judson was, it seems, a fortuity waiting to happen.”

“Despite his best efforts, the unfortunateness of his situation seemed to follow him wherever he went.”

“I am grateful for the fortunateness of my life, as I have been blessed with loving family and good health.”

“Attributing his career path to fortuitousness is how he deflects the spotlight from his own notable achievement.”

“Such a thinking never lets itself become a doctrine and withdraws totally from the fortuitousness of common opinion.”

“The flaw in the contingency argument is to equate fortuitousness with improbability.”

“He was merely an unfortunate driven by fate to commit crimes.”

“The beast subsisted on a diet of swamp things, but was known to occasionally snack on wayward lumberjacks and other unfortunates.”

“Allow me to explain Fayer's evil plan to you poor unfortunates who have to suffer through his company with me.”

“I would like to know therefore why she hates and despises these unfortunates so vehemently.”

“I have a particular interest in the economic relationship with China partly due to the fortuities of history.”

“Yet I also know that, for my own peace of mind, I can't keep relying on such stunning fortuities.”

“Through one of those fortuities that illumine the paths of even the dull-witted, I stumbled upon Henry George.”