Meanings of extraneous circumstances in English

Yes, if some extraneous circumstances came to my aid.

A man who lets himself be moved by extraneous circumstances is not his own master.

Even between this couple there may be something which, though unknown to you, depends upon extraneous circumstances.

Johnny Sexton understands that success is where preparation and opportunity meet so he isn't distracted by extraneous circumstances.

Not being myself conversant with those subjects, I can only form an opinion of the value from extraneous circumstances.

Neither did he feel very safe in there; for that sentiment depends not on extraneous circumstances but on our inward conviction.

Few persons attain pre-eminent celebrity for anything, without some adventitious and extraneous circumstances which have nothing to do with the thing celebrated.

The reason for the mistrial declaration was not disclosed at the time, with Nelson's attorney saying only that it was due to extraneous circumstances.

He did not publish them in any systematic order, but printed one after another, as it was written, or as extraneous circumstances might induce.

Extraneous circumstances are honour, money, relationship, family, friends, country, power, and other things which are understood to be of a similar kind.

"She belongs to the class of people in whom the mind has been injured by extraneous circumstances."