Sentence examples for fortuitous convergence from inspiring English sources
"We had kind of a fortuitous convergence," said Gerald W. Grandey, the chief executive of Cameco, which held the meeting near its headquarters in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
It was a coincidence, a fortuitous convergence of notions, but as I compared Frazer's definition of magic with the dictionary's definition of gravity, I felt I had discovered Gadbois's secret.
At the opening night afterparty this week, at the historic Stonewall Inn, the writer, choreographer and several cast members spoke about the fortuitous convergence of life and art.
Thanks to a fortuitous convergence of party promoters and international DJs, there are breakbeat clubs like 808 Bangkok, supper-clubs like Bed, which acts as a restaurant, art gallery and music venue all in one.
The very wrinkles that the architects of such codes seek to eliminate — points of semantic overlap and convergence, fortuitous coincidence of sound in words with different meanings — provide grist for the conversationalist's mill, leaving room for playful misdirection, innuendos, hesitations, and all the ploys that make social interaction entertaining and rewarding.
Then a fortuitous series of events converged.
(Its overlap with Asia Week is fortuitous).
As a result of staff experience, corporate preparation and a series of fortuitous developments, UNICEF was able to benefit as an organization from the convergence of these factors and establish itself as a favored organization among individual and corporate donors, and fortify its international reputation as a voice for and guardian of the interests of children.
Fortuitous neurochemistry!
The timing is fortuitous.
