Sentence examples for quite coincidentally from inspiring English sources

He was doing, quite coincidentally, a series of reprints of children's books.

Quite coincidentally, I had been hovering for some time round an idea for the structure of a new novel.

Again quite coincidentally, just as they sit down to their food, in walks Mildred's ex-husband with his girlfriend.

To avoid the crush, I rose at 4.30 a.m. in the log Bryce Canyon Lodge (quite coincidentally, in the Powell Room) and stumbled downstairs in the dark.

In the summer of 1993, Crimewatch, a more sophisticated successor to Police Five, featured him as "the M25 Bandit" because so many of the robberies were, quite coincidentally, near the motorway.

When I got home I found, quite coincidentally, that I'd been sent an issue of a new journal called Attachment, which looks at what one psychotherapist has called the trauma of "the privileged" child in boarding-schools.

Coincidentally, quite apart from the Botanical Garden fair, a Chelsea art gallery has organized its own ambitious show of antique stone furniture from China.

Feinstein is one of the Senate's richest plutocrats, whose husband, Richard Blum, has coincidentally been quite enriched by military and other government contracts during her Senate career.

The Commissioner said CSE discovered, all on its own, that it was collecting Canadians' data and passing it along to the Five Eyes — which is quite against the rules — coincidentally while he happened to be investigating a related matter, also stemming from the Snowden leaks.

Whether coincidentally or not, quite a few companies are in discussion with the SEC over the appropriateness of their accounting policies.

(I don't think a group of the United States along with France and Denmark, coincidentally two countries I admire, quite cuts it).