Sentence examples for coincidental as from inspiring English sources
His connection to the holiday of goblins and ghouls is coincidental as well as spiritual.
He acknowledged that "it may seem coincidental, as far as how people would see it," but insisted that neither he nor his wife had been unfaithful in their 14 years of marriage.
The timing of the remodels was entirely coincidental, as is the shared preference for seasonal small plates and a new emphasis on mixology on both menus.
The coupling of pathological evidence for both head-biting behavior and a Trichomonas-type infection in tyrannosaurids may be more than just coincidental as is shown by the co-occurence of these features in the specimens that we examined [Supporting Information S1].
Perhaps this isn't coincidental, as Turner's work appears in The New Yorker.
That is not coincidental: as an outlaw industry, drugs thrive in a lawless environment.
Mr. Libeskind and Mr. Garvin reject the similarity as coincidental at best.
Mr Cameron is betting that under Mr Brown Labour will lurch to the left; Mr Brown is hoping that Mr Cameron's Conservatives will collapse under the weight of their internal disunity.Thanks to coincidental Tory disarray as well as to a "Brown bounce", Labour no longer trails the Tories badly in the polls: Mr Brown and Mr Cameron are running neck-and-neck (see chart).
Of course, I am making assumptions that might be seen as speculative or coincidental but as a practicing novelist I am pretty well tuned in to motivation and the power of traumatic past events.
It is a shame — though not coincidental — that just as universal health care is becoming a mainstream idea and "Medicare for all" is gaining currency as a solution, there is a rush to privatization and profit-making.
This close correspondence in sequence can hardly be coincidental and suggests, as has been postulated above for FSH, LH, and thyrotropin, that ACTH and α- and β-MSH may have differentiated within the adenohypophysis by evolutionary modification of a common ancestral molecule.
