"The fact that so many of us are women I'm guessing is really just a fortuitous coincidence".
Meanwhile, no one can really know whether the fortuitous boost from lower oil prices can outweigh in electoral terms the general impression that so many people in this country feel they are just scraping a living, and that the coalition has a lot to answer for.
Is it cheating if my last brain cell that remembers who wrote "The Phantom of the Opera" (LEROUX) is on summer vacation and I dig through my CD collection to reread the soundtrack liner notes, or is it a fortuitous opportunity to remind myself that I really need to clean out my CD collection?
He liked to fire up a joint, too, breathing in deep this fortuitous life he'd earned for himself, really holding it in and then letting it out in a cool blue stream.
He didn't really feel like doing it -- and then came that fortuitous day at the beach in Spring Lake.
Voice you're supposedly born with, only to discover at some fortuitous moment in time, style you laboriously acquire over time--or really, something you can never finish acquiring, even if you're the greatest writer alive.
Do we in wider society really believe that outstanding success, in whichever field, is achieved without extraordinary dedication, talent and fortuitous circumstance, as Gladwell would have it?
Maybe it was the fortuitous meeting of my mournful mood and his morbid material, but I thought his show, "Do I Really Have to Communicate with You?," was one of the strangest, and finest, hours of live comedy I'd ever seen.
This sounds bleakly fortuitous, but that irregularity meant that she "wouldn't have one for ages" and it would then "come really unexpectedly and be so painful.
