Sentence examples for really coincidental from inspiring English sources

Whether or not a booger was actually on her finger when she stuck it into her mouth is completely indeterminate from the video, but the timing would have to be really coincidental if she were just doing a routine finger-lick.

By definition, this means that one test in 20 will appear to be significant when it is really coincidental.

The timing of the announcements is actually coincidental.

It really was coincidental.

Also, let's consider the fact R2-D2 springs back to life as she touches down on Resistance ground after the destruction of the Starkiller base; is this really a coincidental moment?

This autumn, Moss bases both his men's and women's collections on Depression- era workwear: "I guess it is an appropriate theme for right now, although that is coincidental, really.

Whether these similarities are intentional – knowing references, cannily designed to appeal to a hip European audience – or completely coincidental, they're not really the point of From Kinshasa.

Really, why not just settle for "Any resemblance to actual events or persons living or dead is purely coincidental"?

Maybe less coincidental is the fact that an upcoming new anthology of short stories – a project I felt was really exciting – features work by a mixture of new and more established writers, 80% of whom are male.

The timing was coincidental.

It was entirely coincidental".