Sentence examples for its coincidence from inspiring English sources
But, like Plato's cave, it is an illusion that we are unequipped to see through: "its coincidence and chaos,// feels inevitable, utter" ("The Wounds III").
The presence of a compartment border at the DT/TC junction is supported by the clones that define it from either side and by its coincidence with a Notch signaling domain.
The story, with its coincidence, is illustrative of how easy it was in a heated housing market for people like the Schiefers to get no-deposit, no-income verification loans whose payments they knew they could not meet once the teaser rates evaporated.
One event on January 31 (dubbed the Super Bowl burst for its coincidence with the football event) was, while it lasted, 100 times brighter than Geminga.
Its coincidence with the announcement of depressing youth unemployment figures had not escaped her.
Like all surrealist artworks, the power of this one lies in its coincidence of inappropriate things, and that in turn relies on time.
Meanwhile, the rest of the film's mechanics are so rote and obvious, its coincidences so contrived, that the original "Wrinkle" — all capaciousness and wonder — feels very far away.
"Happy Hour," a work of distinctly modern cinema, reaches deep into the classic traditions of melodrama along with its coincidences and its violent contrasts to revive a latent power for grand-scale observation through painfully close contact with the agonizing intimacies of contemporary life.
But Anna Di Rienzo and her colleagues at the University of Chicago suggest it may be more than just that, and that its geographical coincidence with the West may also depend on the evolutionary past.Dr Di Rienzo and her team studied 82 genes associated with energy metabolism in 54 groups of people from different parts of the world.
Its no coincidence therefore, that the prospering African economies have stuck to the basics and not tried to reinvent the wheel.M J Wales Gaborone, Botswana.
Its no coincidence that many of the most admired people in business Jack Welch, Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, Sandy Weill always carved out time in their busy schedules for golf"."Golf brings out a person's true character", argues Mr Rynecki, who then provides various business lessons illustrated with examples of famous bosses "at work".
