It was a fortuitous concurrence of garments, arising I know not how.

To what a fortuitous concurrence do we not owe every pleasure and convenience of our lives.

A group of mankind thus formed is something quite different from a fortuitous concurrence of atoms.

They were more, as Palmerston described his coalition with Disraeli, an "accidental and fortuitous concurrence of atoms".

There is no power, no deity, no chance, no ' fortuitous concurrence of atoms' in what is simply a figure of the Universal Mathematics.

The utter materialist may say that life to him is a fortuitous concurrence of atoms, a chance kinking in the universal fabric of matter.

Men are as much indebted to a fortuitous concurrence of circumstances, for the characters they sustain in this world, as to their personal qualities.

Let us not, however, be told, that pursuing this hypothesis, we attribute every thing to a blind cause-tothe fortuitous concurrence of atoms-tochance.