Is it not a curious coincidence, remembering our connection afterwards, that I bought the magazine [The Monthly Magazine, Dec.
Footnote 49: By a curious coincidence, this scene is almost identical with that depicted by Seymour on the wrapper for the monthly parts of "Pickwick.
That is a curious coincidence, and if we had been tenderly acquainted you might say that Irene was my daughter, and I should believe you, and think that my affection for her was purely paternal.
By a curious coincidence, Campomanes, the Count of Aranda, and the General of the Jesuits, were all squint-eyed.
It would be a curious coincidence," I thought, "if that dressmaker should be my aunt, and my valet my cousin!
By a curious coincidence, just about the same date, Rezzonico's mother died of joy because her son had become pope.
He had finished only a hundred pages or so when, by a curious coincidence, the card of the author of the manuscript was brought to the "reader.
It was a curious coincidence that it should fall upon Edward thus to get a first-hand knowledge of woman's housework which was to stand him in such practical stead in later years.
There was rather a curious coincidence at dinner at Orange River.
By a curious coincidence he stood quite still when he came into my full view, and, as he was only about twenty yards away, presented a very fine sight.
This tiger is known as the lame tiger from being so in the right fore leg--the result of an old wound probably--and some ten days after my wounding him a curious coincidence happened.
But there was a curious coincidence in London, which puzzled the British Association, the Royal Society, and other learned bodies, and which it is probable never can be satisfactorily accounted for.
It is a curious coincidence that it was at this very moment that the Duke of Romagna, who had vanished from the stage, again appeared.
This place is situated in the diocese of Pamplona, and, as Zurita remarks, Cæsar's death by a curious coincidence occurred on the anniversary of the day on which to him had been given the bishopric of Pamplona.
By a curious coincidence, in the year 1550 a man appeared at the court of Lucretia's son, who vividly recalled to the Borgias who were still living their family history, which was already becoming legendary.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "curious coincidence" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
