fortuitousness

By pure fortuitousness you made a connection and are now a really able man's secretary."

At the very least Atkins would have time to build up a suspicion, however slight, of the fortuitousness of the encounter.

"Eight Little Piggies" plays on this theme of repetition, slack and fortuitousness in the natural world.

Wells emphasizes his humble origins and the fortuitousness of his escape from the milieu in which he was born.

Such perfection of form, such hollowness that it certainly possessed, could not be the result of mere fortuitousness.

It is only as deaths of red or green moths in that environment that these are fortuitous events; this fortuitousness being, as philosophers say, description relative.

So his graduation from revenge killer to professional assassin was as inadvertent as it was instantaneous, though its fortuitousness was a factor of time, not destiny.

Aloys Kontarsky's touch was so even that Stockhausen had to ask him purposefully to help this fortuitousness along, in order to "dissect" the chord (Henck 1976, 177).

The monologue, about an ordinary man in extraordinary circumstances, has the elements of an epic: love and death, honor and betrayal, vengefulness and martyrdom, and ultimately, the fortuitousness of survival.

By the end of the play, however, she has come full cycle, recognizing the symbiosis between the two and the fortuitousness that gave her a life of freedom and that sentenced her sibling to unconscionable torments.

As in the music of Webern, there are no extraneous musical elements nor is there any degree of fortuitousness in Monod's rigorously composed music, which gives the discerning listener a means to distinguish musical relationships with aesthetically compelling results.