Sentence examples for apparent coincidence from inspiring English sources

But the positive diplomatic feelings that resulted from that meeting were soon marred by an apparent coincidence.

This week, by apparent coincidence, Columbia told him that he could expect to have the rights returned to him.

Any coincidence between the Velde bill of particulars and Mrs. Sweatt's complaints is an obviously apparent coincidence.

The apparent coincidence becomes trivial if the entire universe was created from a vacuum since a vacuum has by definition zero electric charge.

In an apparent coincidence, a 23-minute video showing Mr. Awlaki speaking in Arabic was posted on the Internet on Monday.

But in an apparent coincidence that may have compounded the confusion, the Queen was also attending hospital for her annual medical checkup.

Of the apparent coincidences, Jones said generously to this newspaper in 2003: "I think that she [Rowling] read my books as a young person and remembered lots of stuff; there are so many striking similarities".

Malcolm Gladwell is a cerebral and jaunty writer, with an unusual gift for making the complex seem simple and for seeking common-sense explanations for many of the apparent mysteries, coincidences and problems of the everyday.

Many see these apparent enormous coincidences as substantiating the theistic claim that the universe has been created by a personal God who intends that there be life and indeed intelligent life; they take fine-tuning as offering the material for a properly restrained theistic argument.

Alongside virtuoso demonstrations of the coincidences and apparent malevolence of history (like the fact that, thanks to the use of wampum as currency, "the hat worn under a rainy Middlesex sky should be a matter of life and death for sea-shells under the shallows of Cape Cod"), we see Claudia crashing through the 20th century.

This matching of apparent visual size is a coincidence.