Meanings of unfortunate coincidence in English

So what you are characterizing as conspiracy is merely an unfortunate coincidence.

This unfortunate coincidence put a stop at once to all further contemplation.

His run-in with Wray was an unfortunate coincidence, best forgotten.

It was only unfortunate coincidence that he had fallen prey.

One thing more-thesending IMMEDIATELY the insects, on my honour, was an unfortunate coincidence.

This similarity is more than an unfortunate coincidence.

And Portia's quitting, I added, was an unfortunate coincidence-icingon the cake to a really fucked day.

It was really an unfortunate coincidence, he said, that it had had to happen here of all places.

The coroner observed that it was an unfortunate coincidence that he had dropped it in just that particular spot.

Deuced unfortunate coincidence, isn't it?

She'd told them again and again that it was just an unfortunate coincidence, but she wasn't entirely sure they believed her.

In an unfortunate coincidence, the song that affected her the worst was also one of her favorites: "Temperature" by Sean Paul.

In an unfortunate coincidence, Harris appears on the cover of the July Playboy issue, hitting newsstands Friday, described as America's Princess...

In it Eyraud protested against the suspicions directed against himself; they were, he wrote, merely unfortunate coincidences.

"I am in despair, gentlemen, at this unfortunate coincidence," said Count Haugwitz, anxiously.

"I suppose," he said, ignoring Heckshill's diplomatic philosophy, "that you may have been the victim of some misunderstanding or some unfortunate coincidence.