fortuity

"You were the first person I thought of when this fortuity presented itself."

There was a certain air of forced fortuity in his manner.

Subject to the "fortuity principle", the event must be uncertain.

A chance to play for Home United stemmed out of this fortuity.

Already, I was deep into the easy reliance on fortuity that is my favorite characteristic of cross-country walking.

"The '98 race was just another fortuity that crashed into Gore," Kaplan writes.

After that, it's just fortuity.

He lives and breathes fortuity.

Already I regretted the singular fortuity that had drawn me to that place of evil and festering shadows.

It is only by fortuity or "instinctive-courtesy" that Sir Gawain is able to pass his test.

The time-sphere, though it had taken no part in the combat, was left by a singular and ironic fortuity in sole possession of the field.

Could the stone in his hand, by some fabulous fortuity, be the crystal of Zon Mezzamalech?

There might be better pilots than himself in the Terragens Survey Service, but none with a deeper respect for fortuity.

And that circumstance had, so far as Lady Walrafen could determine, been the last bit of fortuity to befall her ancestors.

Arriving in Cleveland in 1958 for what was to be a brief stop-over turned out to be a detour of unexpected fortuity.

Selver was indeed a gifted interpreter, but that gift had found expression only through the fortuity of a truly foreign language having been brought into his world.

(It was called "Fortuity," and Allan Chase, the saxophonist on the record, insists he still can't tell the difference.)

Whether because of foresight or fortuity, Mr. Antar, like most successful businessmen, found himself at the right place at the right time.

This fortuity granted him the titles of both "creator and mother who gave birth to all gods" and "father of all the gods".

O.K., fortuity.

"Senator Hart was a serious candidate and we think the mere fortuity of timing is being used to deprive him" of matching funds, Mr. Simon said.

The roadbed for the line was fairly easy to build and had neither high embankments nor deep cuts through rock, an excellent fortuity, given the lack of blasting materials.

It was understood that criminal liability was imposed only for intentional misconduct, and the requirement of fortuity generally foreclosed any question of coverage for criminal liabilities.

Both films imagine Paris as a buzzing hive of wistful humanity ruled by accident and fortuity, in which the tiniest actions yield complex and unexpected, but generally happy, results.

By sheer fortuity the kick connected; she heard a grunt and a thud, didn't stop to see what effect the assault had had, but dragged herself to her feet and ran.