Sentence examples for coincidence though from inspiring English sources

She denied another coincidence, though, that of her book's publication coinciding with Obama's election.

None of this is mere coincidence, though, not nearly.

Was it coincidence, though, that many of these children were the gifted offspring of Britain's academic elite?

It can't be a coincidence, though, that many of Ansari's favorite subjects — his heroes, and, therefore, his targets — are African-American.

It's probably no coincidence, though, that she recently announced that she's forming a record label, with the recent YouTube sensation Greyson Chance as her first artist.

By coincidence, though, some other important folks had the courage to say that just this week: The U.N. Development Program, which published, along with the Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development, a brutally honest Arab Human Development Report yesterday analyzing the three main reasons the Arab world is falling off the globe.

Beyond such coincidences, though, the presidential race of 1824 bears little resemblance to today's.

Miller's solution is to alternate chapters on Picasso with chapters on Einstein, not in an order related to temporal coincidence -- though simultaneity is perhaps the most fundamental concept questioned in each man's work -- but to juxtapose the most comparable stages in their development and to suggest conclusions about how creativity works.

In court, the two cricketers claimed the event was a coincidence, even though no-balls are relatively rare.

It does appear to be more than a coincidence, even though there is a lot more to corporate success than filing high-quality patents.

What the coincidence shows, though, is that there is an established formula for television commemoration, which breaks down into ordained stages.