| The flaw in the contingency argument is to equate fortuitousness with improbability. |
| The parties can validly make agreements on mere presumptions of the fortuitousness of events which, in the situations contemplated, are normally due to fortuitous events. |
| In starting from the surface, whether it be actual or reflected, Sawyer views such things as choice, understanding, consciousness through a prism of fortuitousness. |
| Such a thinking never lets itself become a doctrine and withdraws totally from the fortuitousness of common opinion. |
| Such perfection of form, such hollowness that it certainly possessed, could not be the result of mere fortuitousness. |
| Attributing his career path to fortuitousness is how he deflects the spotlight from his own notable achievement. |
