These shorter terms ensure frequent turnover and allay fears about a party in power being able to lock up the court for decades through the fortuity of a large number of vacancies; each vacancy naturally carries less weight.
Through the fortuity of artistic economy and providential pigments, Aryz then began to establish a common theme in his guerrilla murals.
There were countless lives spared by fortuity or by God.
I've already insisted, though, that fortuity played a part, and idleness, and lucky availability.
To my mind, and faithful to Frost, these three Frank Bascombe novels, along with everything else I've ever written, have been largely born out of fortuity.
He was standing around in a desultory state of disappointment later that afternoon when the Archduke's car, in a horrible piece of fortuity, turned the corner directly in front of him.
In 1934, she wrote, "Whenever we want to force this 'photo matter' to yield new forms, we must be prepared for a journey of discovery, we must start without any preconceptions; most of all, we must be open to the beauties of fortuity.
Moreover, those brands that will win can express this sense of fortuity across all media with ingenuity, authenticity, and a seamless brand experience.
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It is only by fortuity or "instinctive-courtesy" that Sir Gawain is able to pass his test.
"I feel like that's where the magic of the track lies: It was born from fortuity, it was fueled by instinct, and was not over-worked," he says.
