Sentence examples for coincidence will be from inspiring English sources

The uniformity of acceptance for the two layer coincidence will be discussed.

The reopening of Keats House in Hampstead's Keats Grove (what a coincidence) will be marked on 24 July with a picnic performance of Keats in Hampstead.

We were talking about Vincente Minnelli, and I forgot to mention one of my favorites of his films, which, by coincidence, will be on TCM this Sunday at 8 A.M. Eastern time: "Designing Woman," from 1957.

This is an imperfect solution, because there could be two genuinely different pages with the very same term composition, but we assume that such coincidence will be rare and unable to affect significantly our results.

With the pay of Stephen Hester, head of RBS, back in the news, lovers of coincidences will be amused to know that Mr Hester's 2010 package was £7.7m – the same amount the government spent that year enforcing the minimum wage.

The bowel cancer from which Burns died was diagnosed only recently, and it is not yet clear whether his latest novel, set in Rome in the 1950s and again illuminated by coincidences, will be published posthumously.

The possible physiological implications of these neuropathological coincidences will be discussed in the following sections.

Delayed coincidences cannot be true or scattered events, since photons of the same positron annihilation will always be detected within a few nanoseconds of each other, but the rate of random coincidences will be the same in the delayed and the original window.

In a strange coincidence, Hughes will be on the opposing bench, trying to deny his old club the prize.

Not by coincidence, it will be the 50th anniversary of President Kennedy's speech to Congress proposing to send a man to the moon.

While the timing is a coincidence, it will be a chance for Mr. Greenspan to demonstrate that monetary policy can be applied more decisively than fiscal policy.