Sentence examples for it's coincidentally from inspiring English sources

Risky, precisely observed and bracing in its matter-of-fact response to sexual exploration, it's coincidentally the week's second-best release to be set in Montclair, New Jersey.

It's coincidentally one of the best-studied ocean regions in the world, with data on plankton going back over 50 years.

It was, coincidentally, a moment of national trauma.

"It was coincidentally the ideal time to buy".

This was also against Southampton and it was, coincidentally, the only loss suffered by Philippe Coutinho since his arrival on Merseyside from Inter Milan.

That flattening-out is certainly modern, although it is coincidentally so: Cézanne may have had similar interests, but for very different reasons.

At the presentation by the TBS and TNT cable channels, part of the Turner Broadcasting System division of Time Warner, it was, coincidentally, the preview clips for a revival of a CBS series that drew the most applause.

a) AAAAAAAAAAMazon Hope b) The Bubonic Play c) Weapons of Laugh Destruction d) Bum Laden C4 At which Edinburgh venue was I booed off as a student in 1987 (it was coincidentally burned to the ground in 2002)?

(It was, coincidentally, a week before Lorne ran the New York marathon).

It was, coincidentally, the very "same" eclipse I had seen in Iran eighteen years earlier.

At that time, it was coincidentally on the surface of the Earth directly underneath the space station.