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317 examples of Thankfully in a sentence

Thankfully, nobody wanted the dominant option.
Thankfully, after about 20 days, these larvae grow into the first generation of workers, ready to forage for food and sustain their shrunken queen.
Thankfully, it turned out I was right not to worry too much.
And back in the '60s, they used to teach student radiographers to take X-rays, thankfully not on you and I, but on dead people.
And thankfully, the answer is yes, because what I discovered, when I began looking around, that there is a global backlash against this culture that tells us that faster is always better, and that busier is best.
But thankfully, there is a backlash there in parenting as well, and you're finding that, you know, towns in the United States are now banding together and banning extracurriculars on a particular day of the month, so that people can, you know, decompress and have some family time, and slow down.
Thankfully, there isn't any audio to go with this.
And thankfully for all of us, the English are very good at inventing things, and then the gracious people that they are, they let the world become very good at it.
Thankfully, when these photos appeared in The Guardian in 1998, they put a lot of focus and attention and, in the end, a lot of money towards the Sudan famine relief efforts.
Architects and engineers, thankfully.
But thankfully, I still learned that I was wrong.
Thankfully, a few years ago, things shifted for me because I heard this gentleman speak, Dr. Muhammad Yunus.
Thankfully, only Dan attempted an accent.
Most notable (?) is a scene involving one young woman who is tied to a chair and an apparently amorous German Shepherd, and while what's going on is merely implied (thankfully) it is probably a scenario that I could have done without.
The special effects were decent and thankfully limited.
Thankfully I watched this film alone, enabling me to fast-forward through the worst scenes (aka most of the film, actually).
The only positive I can say about it is that thankfully I didn't pay to see it.
Thankfully the cure to this horrible virus is found just in time, and the entire island is saved.
It's far more better than this turd and Five TV once had the nerve to put it on "milkshake" but thankfully took it off.
This show is unpalatable in any amount, although this is to some extent mitigated after two episodes by the brain's god-given filtering processes, by which the show will thankfully leave the same imprint on the viewer's memory as a television tuned to a dead channel at maximum volume.
But thankfully for all of us, one performance does rise above the material.
Thankfully the quality of the direction and editing improves significantly after the first half hour, but by then the damage has been done.
I was shocked enough when Dolph Lundgren had a brief stint in the stock action video world, which thankfully he has escaped from.
Thankfully I saved my dough and saw Bowery Blitz on the web for free, and it really really blows.
These two, thankfully, do not peck at each other's heads, and scenarist Harwood is careful not to fall into a love-hate pattern (which could possibly be perceived in the film's first act); but, without a juxtaposition of servant vs. celebrity, there's nothing much to behold in this portrait except for the deterioration of narcissism, the hint at what once was.
Thankfully you don't need a lot of "book learnin" to understand where this thing's going... Obviously a poverty row cash-in on Universal's big hit THE WOLF MAN (which was made just one year earlier), this finds the always-watchable George Zucco in another of his patented "mad doctor" roles as brilliant, vengeance-minded scientist Lorenzo Cameron.
Fortunately for the indiscretions of my youth and senility of my advancing age, there may be worse movies I've seen, but thankfully, I can't remember them.
Although, the most recent season has been SO terrible, bringing the stereotypes, boring plots, and bad acting to extremes I never thought were reachable, so I am no longer addicted, thankfully.
The, thankfully few, special effects showing Istanbul and Athens in the late 50's and early 70's are more like digital paintings than computer graphics.
Thankfully it's one of a few duff episodes in Season 3, and the only Charles Grant Craig episode, so you don't get much of this sort of thing in Season 3. So, overall verdict?
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