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Sentences starting with coincidence

Coincidence is a strange thing. [11]

Sentences ending with coincidence

The second of these two last stories must be told in prosaic detail to show its whole value as a coincidence. [6]
When he found that the young man had followed Myrtle back to the village, he suspected something more than a coincidence. [6]
I only know that he fell in with the Rostovs.... What a strange coincidence! [2]
It is a strange, terrible and extraordinary coincidence! [10]
I find myself so much like other people that I often wonder at the coincidence. [6]
It was a remarkable coincidence. [5]
He thinks his prescription cured a single case of a particular complaint; he tries it in twenty similar cases without effect, and sets down the first as probably nothing more than a coincidence. [3]
The sudden appearance of a new figure in the narrow, open space between the factions in that momentary paralysis was not a coincidence. [11]
That day everyone met with the words: "What a wonderful coincidence! [2]
This fact was interpreted as implying something more than a mere coincidence. [6]

Short sentences using coincidence

A curious coincidence. [5]

More example sentences with the word coincidence in them

An answering gleam was in Victoria's, who had at that moment, by a singular coincidence, come out of the house. [9]
The occurrence of three or more closely connected cases, in the practice of one individual, no others existing in the neighborhood, and no other sufficient cause being alleged for the coincidence, is prima facie evidence that he is the vehicle of contagion. [3]
The courteous Dr. Thompson will let me tell here an odd coincidence, trivial, but having its interest as one of a series. [6]
He saw that this recognition was no coincidence, so far as the man was concerned, though the woman had been surprised in a double sense. [11]
But I cannot think our Scheherezade is one of that kind, and I am ashamed of myself for noting such a trifling coincidence as that which excited my suspicion. [6]
The account of the Ripton meeting, substantially as it appeared in the State Tribune, was by a singular coincidence copied at once into sixty-odd weekly newspapers, and must have caused endless merriment throughout the State. [9]
However--on second thought,--if the reader sees any coincidence in this, he must do it at his own risk. [5]
The similarity of the emotions as produced in the mourners in these two instances is remarkably evidenced by the singular similarity of thought which they experienced, and the surprising coincidence of language used by them to give it expression. [5]
If there is such a thing as a purely accidental coincidence this must be considered an instance of it. [6]
All one can say about it is that it seems very unlikely that such a coincidence should occur, but it did. [6]
It will be remarked that the coincidence of their changes in this disease with enlargement of the spleen suggests the idea of a similarity of function in these two organs. [3]
This is a remarkable coincidence with what, as we have seen, occurs with mankind, and both cases probably depend on the same cause. [1]
I have very rarely, however, found such a coincidence in ideas or expression as would be enough to justify an accusation of unconscious plagiarism,--conscious plagiarism is not my particular failing. [6]
All this is only the coincidence of conditions in which all vital organic and elemental events occur. [2]
The coincidence between my own experience and that here set down by the late Mr. Benton is so remarkable that I cannot forbear publishing and commenting upon the paragraph. [5]
It is the most astonishing coincidence that ever --but wait. [5]
It was a mere coincidence, perhaps, that after Mr. Jane's investigation the intellectual concentration which one of the committees had bestowed on two of Mr. Crewe's bills came to an end. [9]
Or was it mere coincidence that the next day a great storm and flood did sweep through the valley of the Popri, putting life in danger and submerging plantations? [11]
It seems to me most likely that the coincidence of circumstances is very partial, but that we take this partial resemblance for identity, as we occasionally do resemblances of persons. [6]
The Young Girl made a slight movement; it was a purely accidental coincidence, no doubt, but I saw That Boy put his hand in his pocket and pull out his popgun, and begin loading it. [6]
The death of Lord Clarendon would have covered up the coincidence between the rejection of the San Domingo treaty and Mr. Motley's dismissal very neatly, but for the inexorable facts about its date, as revealed by the London "Times. [6]
However, mine can lie unpublished a year or two as well as not--though I wish that contributor of yours had not interfered with his coincidence of heroes. [5]
But Mrs. Falchion's introduction to me occurred in such peculiar circumstances, and the coincidence of your knowing her was so strange, that my interest is not unnatural, I suppose. [11]
This curious coincidence illustrates well enough some supposed cases of plagiarism of which I will mention one where my name figured. [6]
Several times I have wondered, but I fancied it only a coincidence of names. [4]
As this can hardly be an accidental coincidence, the woolly covering of the foetus probably represents the first permanent coat of hair in those mammals which are born hairy. [1]
It would be hard to find anything more than a mere coincidence here; but it seems curious enough to be worth telling. [6]
Even then he gave no sign that he read retribution in the coincidence, betrayed no agitation at the mention of a name which, in such a connection, might well have struck the terror of judgment into his heart. [9]
I referred, when first reporting this curious case of coincidence, with suggestive circumstances, to two others, one of which I said was the most picturesque and the other the most unlikely, as it would seem, to happen. [6]
I remember a curious coincidence, which, if I have ever told in print,--I am not sure whether I have or not,--I will tell over again. [6]
It was a curious coincidence that the little livid-green man was also there, leaning against a tree and looking on with a half sneer. [4]
I will first copy the memorandum made at the time: "Remarkable coincidence. [6]
By a singular coincidence it is the very year at which we have now arrived in our story. [9]
By a singular coincidence it happened that a gentleman was now living in Rockland who united in himself all these advantages. [6]
By a strange coincidence his life ended near the town of Dorchester, in the mother country, as if the last hour brought with it a reminiscence of his birthplace, and of his own dearly loved mother. [6]
After he had chosen the subject of the history he contemplated, he found that Mr. Prescott was occupied with a kindred one, so that there might be too near a coincidence between them. [6]
It might have been a mere coincidence, however. [6]
Can such coincidence be mere chance? [10]
Away--away--he would go away; and a happy coincidence opened a path for him. [10]
It was indeed an odd coincidence. [9]
The coincidence of all the vital values had come in one day, almost in one hour. [11]
And yet," he added musingly, "I suppose, after all, coincidence is not so strange in these days of much travel, particularly with people whose lives are connected--more or less. [11]
It was perhaps a coincidence that the senator rose also. [9]

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