Usage of "thank goodness"

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Usage of thank goodness in English

Immigration into Britain is going to continue and thank goodness for that. 
 The Guardian 

Drinking well is a good deal cheaper than dressing well, thank goodness. 
 The Irish Times 

The water was murky enough to hide my lower parts, thank goodness. 
 Savage 

The last time in this town for such a thing, thank goodness. 
 Private life 

This is what prevents greater restrictions from being passed - thank goodness. 
 Feminist dot com 

But thank goodness they do because things like this come from it. 
 The South African 

The cook, a particularly hefty woman, had pushed him out, thank goodness! 
 Laughter in the dark 

She sounded too mature to be one of my students, thank goodness. 
 The whole world: a novel 

We thank goodness that we do not live in a credulous age. 
 As We Go 

Now we have got one, and thank goodness we are cherishing her. 
 The Guardian 

He would be too busy to try to micromanage her life... thank goodness. 
 What a westmoreland wants 

I dare say it was, Gregory; but, thank goodness, that is over. 
 Ghost Stories of an Antiquary 

Well, thank goodness, they only got the ship and not the men.' 
 On Land and Sea at the Dardanelles 

However, thank goodness, I have no grounds for suspecting or detaining them. 
 Bonnie Prince Charlie : a Tale of Fontenoy and Culloden 

But, thank goodness, my home is not yet a court of law. 
 The Treasure 

But now, thank goodness, there is no need of such wholesale immolation. 
 Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1907 to 1908 

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Thank goodness through the time

Thank goodness across language varieties

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South Africa

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Australia

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Meanings of thank goodness in English