Sentence examples for sometimes coincidentally from inspiring English sources

Through past knowledge, gathering of information, and sometimes coincidentally via acquaintances, some of the women suspected that their symptoms did in fact reflect something called Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, and presented this idea to their doctors.

Sometimes though, he does coincidentally turn-up, rather than Emma sorting through a problem.

Not coincidentally, these sites sometimes emphasize information on conditions that can be treated with the sponsors' drugs.

Perhaps not coincidentally, this avid reader sometimes halts as a writer, wonders whether he is finished, whether his present pause will become permanent.

Coincidentally, its targets are sometimes the same companies being sued for shareholder fraud (a different type of claim, made by investors against the company) by another San Diego firm, Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins.

I have no idea if I did, but I do distinctly remember calling him "a big girl's blouse", coincidentally a term of abuse he sometimes favours, too.

Coincidentally, he had lived in Germany as a child, and sometimes conversed in German with wounded enemy soldiers in the back of his ambulance.

Coincidentally with these explorations, mapmakers recovered Ptolemy's Geography, in which he had recorded by latitude (sometimes near enough) and longitude (usually far off) the principal places known to him and indicated how they could be projected onto a map.

(Also not coincidentally).

We meant "coincidentally".

Coincidentally, so was he.