Sentence examples for it is a coincidental from inspiring English sources

But it is a coincidental and unfortunate reading that has nothing to do with the work.

It was a coincidental correlation but there was nothing casual about either the hate speech on the walls of the subway – which a judge declared "protected political statement" – or the arson in Ohio, which was described as an "act of terrorism" by officials who announced federal hate crime charges against the suspect.

But it was a coincidental confluence of symbols that Winther wanted to play on. .

But it was a coincidental confluence of symbols that Winther wanted to play on.

It was a coincidental fittingness that as all eyes were upon him, he sat alone on the railing, a bit above everyone else - as if on some makeshift stage for an actor on some far away sea.

Over 33 correlations were tested and no multiple testing correction was applied so it is possible that this is a coincidental finding.

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.

While it could be a coincidental result, it is plausible that SWEN protected these infants from acquiring HIV infection, consequently protecting them against compromised nutritional status.

It's a little coincidental it's going to pass the day before he becomes speaker and it was going to fall to him in December to bust the budget caps and now he can wash his hands of that," Massie said, referring to budget caps that were originally passed in 2011, which the current deal exceeds.

Thirdly, it may be a coincidental finding especially since we did not find a difference in mean age between patients with CIN II/III and the total group of patients with ACIS.

Others contend that it is an unrelated but not coincidental attack by someone with a grudge against the publisher of the supermarket tabloids.