Sentence examples for coincidence brought from inspiring English sources

COINCIDENCE brought Mr. Long and the book concept together.

Where successful in preventing addiction, Featurespace are tackling a social problem, but to what extent do you think this is just a happy coincidence brought about by trying to ensure a steady revenue stream for the gaming firms?

It is this paradoxical condition of exposure without coincidence, brought on by forms of life that can never immunize human life against threats, of an entanglement without intimacy, that characterizes human life in the Anthropocene and, as Station Eleven suggests, also the transition into early modernity recorded in Shakespeare's plays.

Coincidence brought me face-to-face with Hans.

And convergence and coincidence brought me into politics in 1960.

Coincidence brought them together at a 7-Eleven in Pacific Beach, and Lawler asked what he was doing.

But a coincidence brings them together today, with Newcastle in Olso for this afternoon's Uefa Cup tie against Valerenga.

But if I were, I might say that readers fall into two camps, those who relish the way coincidence brings a cast of characters to their knees and then into one another's arms, and those who will find this novel's myriad connections a bit too convenient and the resulting resolutions too tidy.

"HAPPENSTANCE" A chain of coincidences brings together a shy store clerk (Audrey Tautou, in a film that was released in France one year before her smash hit "Amélie") and an Algerian immigrant (the rai singer Faudel) during a long day in Paris.

Johnny suspects that it wasn't only coincidence that brought him into contact with a beautiful neighbor, Nancy Pierpan (Ms. Weisz), a book editor who asks for his help getting rid of an unwanted suitor.

A strange phenomenon and a remarkable coincidence have brought a famous Hollywood actress to Glasgow, where she is working for a fraction of her normal fee with an English director whose name means nothing to the industry she comes from.