Sentence examples for impossible coincidence from inspiring English sources

I like to tell myself: "It would be an impossible coincidence for the exact thing you're thinking of to actually happen," as though my anxiety itself somehow makes disaster less likely.

Mr. Mortara said a "coincidence" was "impossible," because he and Ms. Lu knew each other and they had performed on the same night at a show in San Francisco in 2003.

At a time when the Korean war is raging and when commercial flight is still a novelty, the coincidence is impossible for the town to accept; it shatters nerves, relationships and trust.

Take Japan, for example, where it is impossible to consider a coincidence that their two decades of economic malaise is not profoundly connected to their completely disproportionately large 60+ population.

But it acknowledged that too little was known about such cases; "the uncertainty of the evidence... the speculative scientific hypotheses and [incomplete] epidemiological studies" made it impossible to untangle cause from coincidence.

Michael R. Smith questioned whether both albums had been influenced similar in coincidence or whether Impossible Princess had copied other artists while Ray of Light served a more superior effort despite criticism.

In the absence of anyone admitting that the placement of the M.D. Anderson ad was more than a coincidence, it's impossible to say whether Time and M.D. Anderson worked together to produce this public-relations triumph for M.D. Anderson.

I'd assumed his was a fake name – it's the same as Tom Cruise's character in Mission: Impossible – but it's just a coincidence.

This would require a series of coincidences that is almost impossible to fathom.

Even his early novel "Giovanni's Room" — a pioneering depiction of a gay love affair — is characterized by impossible love and even more impossible plot coincidences.

Consider the frequent claim that it is highly unlikely, if not impossible, for two DNA profiles to match by coincidence.