Sentence examples for final coincidence from inspiring English sources

It's a good 20 minutes too long and outrageously reliant on a final coincidence.

Last week, after reading 'Mike, Me and a Final Coincidence,' my sister reminded me that I had introduced her to Mike Wallace in my office back in 1961.

A final, eerie coincidence.

Paradoxically, the most radical division between the natural and the supernatural is established by those forms of religion that posit a final or ultimate coincidence between the natural and the supernatural, or the sacred and the profane.

The Federal Reserve was created in 1913 — by coincidence, the final full year of the original gold standard.

Thus, for example, coincidences lack final causes, since they do not occur for the sake of anything; that is, after all, what makes them coincidences.

It's an intriguing movie, in some ways, but its contrived and even bizarre final revelation depends on coincidences of almost Hardyesque proportions.

Masiello does not see their simultaneous development and Louisville's Final Four run as mere coincidence.

He added: "It's a wonderful coincidence that the final confirmation from the other realms arrived on the very day that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made their announcement".

Then again, the joyous scenes in Budapest at the final whistle – and the poignant coincidence of the former national team goalkeeper Marton Fulop's death on the day of the first game – may just serve as a reminder that success has meaning, however it is served up.

It seems less than a coincidence that the final selling price was just over the original IPO price.