* It was a providential encounter, as the stranger turned out to be a renowned doctor who could help her ailing father. (Meaning: The encounter was fortunate and seemed guided by fate.)
* The sudden downpour, though inconvenient, was providential in that it extinguished the wildfire before it could spread further. (Meaning: The downpour was fortunate, even if unexpected.)
* The providential discovery of a rare artifact in the attic shed light on the family's forgotten history. (Meaning: The discovery was fortunate and brought about a valuable new piece of information.)
* She believed her success was not solely due to her own efforts, but also to providential circumstances that had aligned in her favor. (Meaning: She believed in the role of luck or fate in her success.)
* Some people find solace in the idea of a providential force guiding their lives, while others believe in free will and individual responsibility. (Meaning: Some people believe in a higher power guiding events, while others do not.)