Примери за използване на Mere chance на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It is not by mere chance that the.
Highly unlikely to be due to mere chance.
Yes, but it wasn't mere chance that I was arrested.
My coming to India was mere chance.
It was more than mere chance that brought Merry and Pippin to Fangorn.
The choice of mountain hostel Echo was not mere chance.
It is no mere chance that the future mother leaves at the age of 30 weeks.
Their arrival at the same time was mere chance.
It is no mere chance that the future mother leaves at the age of 30 weeks.
More than chance has been at work here. More than mere chance.
It's a mere chance as it is that Mrs. Allen did not start out to inquire for the slamming door.
But is it possible the meeting of these two geniuses was more than mere chance?
Nature is not a mere chance collection events, a mere jumble of accidents, but an orderly affair.
In contrast to the Commissioner,I do not believe that it was an accident or mere chance.
However, it was mere chance, and that resulting from an act of kindness… that showed him where to find the means to kill.
Imagine that you are climbing a slippery cliff; you go slowly,carefully, but by a mere chance you slip.
Ivan, an ordinary guy, who, by mere chance, is transferred from modern Moscow to fantasy land of Belogorie.
The European Union's development is now at a critical stage, and this is not mere chance nor the result of factors unconnected to us.
Because we need to think that life has meaning,that everything is governed by logic and not by mere chance.
In most of his books the plot revolves around mere chance, which Italo Calvino finds to be“a sort of deity” to Landolfi.
It was not by mere chance that the first forms of civilization arose there where the Aryan came into contact with inferior races, subjugated them and forced them to obey his command.
Inclination or impulse is followed as blindly as if life were controlled by mere chance rather than by definite and unvarying laws.
They say that even the Great Pyramid points equinoxes. Even if it contains the Pi and the number of gold andhas a value related to elbow them express these values in meters it is mere chance.
Then the soul vexed itself with seeking to learn whether the material universe was a mere chance combination of atoms, or the work of Infinite, Uncreated Wisdom.
However, fate or mere chance(an irrelevant incident, someone fainting on a nudist beach, a plane crash that never actually happened) can reveal in a flash the true face of a character's isolation.
And now we come to one of those historical events of which people may think that they are mere chance, but which have their foundations deep down in the inner connections of the evolution of humanity.
It"takes the coincidence of events in space andtime as meaning something more than mere chance, namely, a peculiar interdependence of objective events among themselves as well as with the subjective(psychic) states of the observer or observers"1967, p.
Since the latter is a merely statistical truth and not absolute, it is a sort of working hypothesis of how events evolve one out of another, whereas synchronicity takes the coincidence of events in space andtime as meaning something more than mere chance, namely, a peculiar interdependence of objective events among themselves as well as with the subjective(psychic) states of the observer or observers.