| The chanciness of anyone's coming-to-be is part of the human condition, like mortality. |
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| The main characteristic of my work is the contrast between chanciness and design. |
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| He likes the chanciness of the San Andreas fault, on which he now lives in California. |
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| And really it probably is time to move on from all that chanciness and churn. |
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| Seen from the standpoint of ordinary people, the essential theme of the the eighteenth-century experience was not so much achievement as the fragility and chanciness of life. |
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| There seems to be one unexplained blonde in every cab, bringing the whole sober transportation problem the chanciness of the midway. |
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| On the contrary, he boasted of the chanciness of his career, his laziness, and a deep indifference to acting as art or vocation. |
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| In a brilliant earlier scene, a pupil makes a coded move on the closeted Irwin while illustrating the chanciness of events. |
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| This conclusion, that chanciness is a feature of a generating process, is resisted by those philosophers, like von Mises, who reject single-case chance. |
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| It seems likely not that he deliberately muddled things in order to let his characters seem muddled, but that metaphor and analogy have an inevitable, inherent chanciness of which he was fully aware. |
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