"The judgments of history seldom coincide with the tempers of the moment," Stevenson wrote.
On the page or on the screen, big numbers and high quality all too seldom coincide.
His "aim was to learn, not to have fun…those two aims seldom coincide (a truth that might be made clearer to those starting out on education)".Moving from college to college as he climbed the academic ladder, always within Oxford, Mr Carey, a specialist in Donne and Milton, helped to drag his department into the Victorian age and then into the 20th century.
The result might be the sort of blatant land-grab that Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe, is currently attempting, with far worse consequences for racial tension.It should scarcely be surprising that, so soon after the controlled collapse of political apartheid, black and white still occupy worlds that coexist but seldom coincide.
Areas with enhanced line emission tend to be red shifted, but they seldom coincide exactly with areas with enhanced velocity.
Every conflict is fought over memory precisely because memories, being shifting, being alive, seldom coincide.
He also suggested that companies should withdraw advertising from newspapers that spread gloom (even though his own finance ministry had in May quietly altered its own estimate of the fall in GDP to 4.2%).In Italy appearance and reality seldom coincide.
Hotspots for sites of outstanding biodiversity in danger of accelerated destruction seldom coincide across taxa [17], [18], [13].
Sadly, the self-interest of UN bureaucrats seldom seems to coincide with the public interest.
