Sentence examples for more accidental than from inspiring English sources

His rise to power was no more accidental than Stalin's.

As a result, history favours the unforeseen, and appears more accidental than it really is.

Armed jihadists were involved, but other aspects seem more accidental than symptomatic.

But the survival of one asylum building is more accidental than the column states.

One woman describes a sexual encounter feeling "more accidental than anything else.... Like hitting a patch of black ice — he slid into me, and then it was over".

In the book Mr. Martin describes a career that seems more accidental than ordained, the story less of an irrepressible, Mel Brooksian sort of funnyman than of a shy, introspective young man looking to find a place for himself.

The tale of two Europes is over — although, as the historian Tony Judt has suggested, the separate and "noncommunicating stories" of Western Europe and the Soviet bloc were more "accidental outcomes of history" than ironclad realities.

In terms of absolute numbers affected, among cancer patients diagnosed in Scotland between 1981 and 1995, during the observation period 1981 2000, there were 58 more suicides and deaths of undetermined intent, and 315 more accidental deaths (all types) than expected (Table 4).

Studies have also found that people who are dependent on both alcohol and cocaine experience more accidental injuries, violence, and overdoses than people who are dependent on cocaine alone.

But Boyce said that fentanyl getting into cocaine is relatively rare in Ontario a phenomenon that is more likely accidental than intentional since cocaine is an upper and fentanyl is a downer.

The selection of the people living in such places and conditions is itself no more "natural" or accidental than the extent of the injuries they have suffered.