Sentence examples for that coincidence from inspiring English sources

The fact looks uncomfortably like the old fallacy, that coincidence implies causality.

A previous conclusion that coincidence occurs at a frequency close to the cut-off frequency of the acoustic mode involved is confirmed.

"I figured that coincidence was so crazy, it must be fate, and I should go and meet this guy," she said.

Early on, Danny passes on to Tom the prison chaplain's line that coincidence was the crack in human affairs that lets God or the Devil in.

His story, amusing but true, was to represent one of the themes of my book — that coincidence and good luck was as valuable in the world of robotics as was good science.

When the grid is coincidences, one end of the scale is for those who believe that these are entertaining events with no meaning; at the other end are those who believe that coincidence is never an accident.

He added that "coincidence is too strong a word" to describe the similarities between his mother and the play's central character: "I think the way my grandmother constructed characters was that she would take pieces of characteristics or habits of those around her. It's hard for me to avoid the fact that the character of the daughter reminds me a lot of my mother.

Moyer (2009) argues that coincidence is neutral between endurance and perdurance; in response, Eddon (2010) defends perdurance; Rychter (2011) also defends perdurance here.

However, it has been demonstrated that coincidence between an asperity and high elastic properties (i.e., a high-seismic-velocity structure) cannot always be attributed to rheological properties.

Lines such as "take what you have gathered from coincidence" reflect the I Ching philosophy that coincidence represents more than mere chance.

Tones coinciding with a key-press or -release elicited similarly attenuated Tb, vertex N1, and P2 ERPs, suggesting that coincidence-related auditory attenuation is not brought about by special key-press-effect associations.