Where he still spoke in the spirit of the Catholic past his language was often truly sublime.
Unless, then, the females prefer one male to another, the pairing must be left to mere chance, and this does not appear probable.
This being the case, it is improbable that the unions of quadrupeds in a state of nature should be left to mere chance.
Was not the discovery on my part a matter of mere chance?
He could not believe that there was anything beyond a mere chance in his favour:--that the matter was a certainty, he dared not imagine.
It is by mere chance, no doubt, that I bear some resemblance to the angel you have seen in your dreams, and whom you could not see in any other manner--for angels are not visible to mortal eye.
Feeling an involuntary uneasiness at these words, which she had heard by mere chance, Mother Bunch approached the porter's lodge, and asked him to open the outer gate.
I have often remarked, that, as a poet may find an excellent rhyme by mere chance, so the germ of the best ideas is sometimes found in a word, or in some absurd resemblance like the present.
That's what I think, for no one heard the bullet; but it was a mere chance.
My only resource was to doubt their identity and to make myself believe that I had been deceived by a mere chance likeness.
It would be a long story to tell, and after all we met through a mere chance.
He had sought and sought and all his seeking had been vain, and here, by a mere chance, at an unlooked-for moment, the knowledge he had so ardently sought was his.
It was a mere chance, one in a million, but he considered it worth taking.
When we came to the camp we found there by mere chance a large party of surveyors.
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However this may be, one point must be decisively emphasized,--international legislation can no longer be left to mere chance.
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A mere chance is man, and the beast a mere chance.
It is extremely improbable that they came into being--or even started to come into being--by mere chance alone.
The letters of Nature's alphabet which the Artist sees in the forest are not in the places they are either through mere chance or according to a definitely prepared plan.
Things have I not come to be as they are by the slap-dash, irresponsible, unregulated methods of mere chance.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mere chance" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
