Sentence examples for too coincidental from inspiring English sources

It's a little too coincidental".

"It was all just way too coincidental".

"This is just all too coincidental".

The group said in a statement that it finds the timing of the attack too coincidental.

Seems too coincidental, what with all this other kerfuffle going on.

Still, to some investors, it all seems a bit too coincidental.

News of the mass gouging circulated in April 2011, weeks after the none-too-coincidental acquisition of Carmelo Anthony but before the Knicks would be swept in the playoffs by the Boston Celtics, extending their streak of failing to win a postseason game to a full decade.

Highly organized and integrated biological systems do not evolve solely through gradual selection of minor heritable differences; there are just too many coincidental confluences that must occur to render this a legitimate possibility, even if considering things from the angle of an intense co-evolutionary arms race.

Its just a bit too creepy and coincidental.

Though the trees and their settings share many other similarities, Mr. Smith said, "That's actually coincidental, too".

It came, too, in a coincidental conjunction that would have delighted Kafka, at the very height of the holiday season for both Christians and Jews, with festivities scheduled every night at the White House.