Sentence examples for pleasing coincidence from inspiring English sources
Adding this in, Dr Lloyd reckoned that the sum works out at about 10120 bits.Mixed metaphorsThat is a pleasing coincidence.
A triangular monument in Triangle Park on a triangular plot of land is more than a pleasing coincidence of geometry.
(This was a pleasing coincidence, personally: in one of my mother's photo albums there is a picture of me, age 4 or 5, in the driver's seat of that car — or one just like it — probably in the garage at Rockingham).
Streep is now sixty-seven, Huppert four years younger, and while both, by a pleasing coincidence, provided the voice — one in English, the other in French — of the vulpine wife in Wes Anderson's "Fantastic Mr. Fox," their recent histories reinforce the lament that American actresses of a certain age are ill-served, in comparison with their European rivals, by the medium that they grace.
He admits that he thinks a great deal about connections and reversals, pleasing coincidences and odd conflations.
All of which provides a pleasing, circular coincidence.
He was not pleased by the coincidence.
I was pleased with this coincidence".
I'm pleased when a cluing coincidence throws up two different routes to a similar answer.
The New Yorker, October 10 , 1942P. 9 Pleased Note On a Coincidence: National Wine Week and National Bible Week run concurrently from the twelfth through the eighteenth of the month.
By F. R. Bellamy and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 10 , 1942P. 9 Pleased Note On a Coincidence: National Wine Week and National Bible Week run concurrently from the twelfth through the eighteenth of the month.
