Sentence examples for massive coincidences from inspiring English sources
I used to welcome the flaws it certainly had – massive coincidences, some weird and not wonderful choices in terms of both plot and by characters, police investigative work that at times would have shamed Trumpton's constabulary – as air pockets and breathe in a few lungfuls of reality before another Spector scene began and the black waters rose again.
the sun had come out and I still didn't have any reception and then someone said my name and maggie and theo and audrey and came over and maggie said it was a massive coincidence to see me and she didn't know that I was coming to the festival.
It is a "massive coincidence", asserts Williams, that Song for Marion and Quartet - both about singing pensioners - should have come along at the same time.
It's clear to me that the authors of those articles were sent the same email I was, or else the timing was a massive coincidence.
Or is it all a massive coincidence?
I am not impressed with religious people who insist that by some massive coincidence, their way of life is the only right one and that everyone else has to follow that one pattern.
That was a letdown, to say the least (as was the fact that a massive coincidence led Gus to Malvo in the first place -- the show went out of its way to awkwardly re-insert Gus into the main narrative, thus brusquely shoving Molly aside).
These crisis points are now rippling through the system; first US homeowners, then investors in structured products, then banks, and now sovereigns.It is no coincidence that this massive debt explosion has coincided with the end of the Bretton Woods system of the early 1970s.
It is no coincidence that the Clinton surpluses coincided with massive increases in private-sector debt.
All three extinctions also coincided with massive volcanic eruptions, so if scientists verify the meteor impacts they would have to explain the highly unlikely coincidences.
Link's account in particular embraces coincidence on a massive scale.
