Sentence examples for almost coincidentally from inspiring English sources

Incapable of observing his own advice on the wisdom of being laid-back, he produced dozens of books, compiled a Chinese-English dictionary, invented a Chinese-character typewriter, maintained an extensive international correspondence and, almost coincidentally, collected art.

The story of plain, bespectacled Meg Murry and her courageous quest to save her scientist father – and, almost coincidentally, the world – wasn't like any book I'd ever read before.

This long-period signal appeared almost coincidentally at all three stations.

This would be more in tune with our natural experience of discovering new, interesting things almost coincidentally.

The time point of the maximum acetate level was reached almost coincidentally with glucose depletion for the control as well as the strain expressing xfpk AN) (Fig. 5b).

Harvesting in North American waters began almost coincidentally, as a response to an ecological problem: At the end of the 20th century, Atlantic urchin populations swelled, particularly in Maine, coinciding with the decline of cod, its primary predator, and other ground fish.

This coincidentally almost perfectly matches Detroit's poverty rate of 39%.

Not coincidentally, almost all of the major fake-news purveyors — including National Report, World News Daily Report, Empire News and the News Nerd — only started after March of that year, when Facebook released a major redesign to News Feed.

Not coincidentally, almost all of those Mr. Gore has invited come from important swing states where newspapers and television stations are likely to compile reports about the new Gore advisers.

In fact, he said the deals, coincidentally, "almost closed to the hour at the same time".

Coincidentally, almost three-quarters of Snapchat's 150 million daily users are millennials.