Sentence examples for seeming accident from inspiring English sources
Just the other day, someone bumped into me on the subway, a seeming accident, although one can never be sure.
Mind, you he does seem accident-prone.
The clashes last week were cause for alarm because, it seemed, accidents and missteps by coalition forces were being taken as acts of aggression or, worse, disrespect for Muslims.
The once supremely-confident BP - in which pension funds used to invest £1 out of every £6 - seemed accident-prone and rudderless.
Minimally, it seems, stroke, quantum accident, or clever neurosurgery could break otherwise generally reliable relationships between target mental states and the self-ascriptions of those states.
Living came to seem an accident of fate.
At first it seemed the accident had helped Poland and Russia heal some of their historic differences.
It seems no accident that a Chinese company is taking possession of Hummer.
It seems no accident that western tourists were the target of the latest atrocity.
In many ways, it seems an accident of history that Tahrir Square has become a locus of protest and repression.
Yet it seems no accident that Almayer's torpor, once a heartache, spreads like tendrils throughout the film.
