Sentence examples for sort of coincidence from inspiring English sources

The discovery that two of your featured composers share a birthday is the sort of coincidence to warm the cockles of any Proms planner's heart.

In the interview on Monday, General Clark called the capture "an amazing sort of coincidence in time" that Mr. Hussein was captured while Mr. Milosevic was on trial for war crimes.

"You know, it's really easy to get this sort of coincidence, because instances of police corruption, or malpractice, happen all the time," says Ilya Yanovich, the game director of This Is the Police, and co-founder of its Belarusian makers, Weappy Studio.

A number of plot points appear to hinge on this sort of happenstance, coincidences and accidents that shouldn't work but somehow do, largely because Somerville is so adept at keeping the action moving — and at reminding us that our lives rarely conform to neat and tidy patterns.

After more than a week of wall-to-wall theatergoing here, strange patterns are taking shape in my crowded, sleep-starved mind, the sort of coincidences that a cultural kabbalist might make much of.

Only the tortuously slow studies designed to examine drug effects in thousands of people can begin to sort out this kind of coincidence from true cause and effect.

Were the shootings connected, or some sort of random coincidence of deadly violence?

"It's just sort of a coincidence really that these things have come together".

The fact that both of our fathers made a living based on the internal-combustion engine was just sort of a coincidence.

That sort of "aha" coincidence drew the attention of Mr. Wurtzel, the chief detective for NBC in the mystery that has befuddled the television industry this fall.

By some sort of cosmic coincidence, one of the biggest spectacles in international sport, the World Cup, kicked off on Friday, fresh on the heels of a day when the purely American spectacle of college sports erupted in one big messy fireball.