It's just an unfortunatecoincidence that the industrial area is to be hit.
Even if by some miraculous coincidence the rock and the ship should meet, that's not proof that your yarn is true.
Queen by Lord Hutchinson, incoincidence with your present suggestion, and that I actually began an essay, and proposed a sort of diary, i.
Now, since Jonathan has intentionally left out the prophecies of Daniel on account of their coincidence with the death of Christ, it proves that he could not have lived before Christ, but must have been contemporary with him.
This frightful coincidencewas so repugnant to the Gospel writers that they are generally silent upon it.
Side-note: Coincidence of his argument with the doctrine of Protagoras in the Theaetetus.
The argument of Plato goes to an entire denial of the Absolute, and a full establishment of the Relative 227 Coincidence of his argument with the doctrine of Protagoras in the Theaetetus ib.
And this divine coincidence of activity and of repose belongs to the divine Son in His divine-human nature.
LV; a coincidence which suggests the probability of such an incident having actually been represented on the cartoon.
No; the lilac in the girl's hair was too strong a coincidence to be overlooked, and I was not long in guessing that there was some tender meaning in it.
It was a coincidence only, I'm afraid," said her husband, who had rallied and regained strength under the unwonted excitement.
But the coincidence which is appealed to does not exist.
I am struck with the coincidence of the tastes and dispositions of Burke and Mackintosh, and of something in the mind of the one which bears an affinity to that of the other; but their characters--how different!
It was a curious numerical coincidence that twenty-six battalions were preparing to receive the charge of these twenty-six squadrons.
Before going further we will enter into some details about a strange fact that occurred at about the same period at Montfermeil, and which may possibly possess some coincidence with certain police conjectures.
Almost at the same moment, by a strangecoincidence which depicts the exhaustion of both armies, Ney asked Napoleon for infantry, and Napoleon answered, "Infantry?
This is a remarkablecoincidence with what occurs, as we have seen, with mankind, and both cases probably depend on some common cause.
How then are we to account for this general and remarkable coincidence between the period of variability and that of sexual selection,-- principles which are quite independent of each other?
And it is in coincidence with all observation to say that they are now, as they were in the days of Captain Carver, the terror of the east bank of this river, between the St. Croix and Chippewa Rivers.
But he rightly remarked that the coincidencewas accidental.
My dear Winter, coincidence is the best dramatist yet evolved.
The most conspicuous inequality of the slope (partly because of its coincidence with tide-level) is offered by the rugged ranges of Seriland.
It was a coincidence that the two Forms should have thought of it quite independently of each other.
It isn't quite such a coincidence as Miss Cartwright imagines," chuckled Kitty, as she and her confederates disrobed in the practising room.
It was, however, a strange coincidence which had brought about that afternoon's meeting, and it was to be fraught with more consequences than she suspected.
The critical moment arrives when the headings from opposite directions meet, as any deviation or want of coincidence must be adjusted in the portion of the tunnel still remaining to be opened out to full size.
The result of a large number of measurements gave an average width of about 4 feet 11 inches from centre to centre of the wheel-tracks, a curious coincidence with the gauge of our own road vehicles at the beginning of the railway era.
It was a coincidence to be utilized, nothing more.
This coincidence was fraught with results more impressive than serious.
If not the discovery of Pluto is a mere unexplained coincidencewhich has no connection with the prediction.
But no person," he continues, "will ever hit upon an apt one without feeling that degree of pleasure with which any odd coincidenceis remarked.
The coincidence of this fact with some of the verses in the above anticipatory dirge is somewhat remarkable.
Kellar, the magician and former assistant of the original Davenport combination, by a curious coincidence was giving his fine conjuring exhibition in the city at the same time.
