Sentences with word «coincidental»

That is, assuming it actually makes an appearance at the show and that the timing of this move isn't purely coincidental.

Not only do they tend to also favor less recent content, but they both have a strong focus on searchability (this is not entirely coincidental).

If that was just coincidental timing, did the other five stop the shooter?

When compared against the jar of bacon fat from breakfast, the similarities were a little too coincidental for my liking.

When Annie criticizes his latest work and subsequently flies into a psychotic rage over his choice to kill her beloved Misery character in the latest book to hit store shelves, Paul soon realizes that his «rescue» wasn't as coincidental as it seemed and that he is now Annie's prisoner.

Should the Chelsea pair be dropped from international duty as a result or are these events just completely coincidental?

Hopefully, the timing of this symptom of a cooling system leak is merely coincidental with the oil change.

She talks often in «Insurgent» about how coincidental and ironic it is that Tris (Shailene Woodley) is, once again, the main Divergent making her life miserable.

the bible is the greatest fable ever told and any coincidence with actual history is probably coincidental, or used to «hang» fables and lies on a thin skeleton of non-religious truth.

Anyway, the point is that I knew, anecdotally and from coincidental serendipity when looking... [more]

I did think the plot was a bit silly at times — lots of coincidental meetings, people just happening to be in the right place at the right time, over-the-top violence, characters who are one - dimensional, etc..

«It's not so coincidental that the movement arose in the «60s and «70s,» said Frank D. Macchia, who teaches systematic theology at Vanguard University of Southern California in Costa Mesa.

It is very coincidental how Liv Roma Juve Seville were kept from one another, and same token all the bigger sides were too.

It seems hardly coincidental that the term in English for those who reject the reality of God is «atheism.»

Any relation they have to creative thinking or the process of innovation is strictly coincidental.

I believe that it wasn't coincidental at all, that we met that morning in the gym!

Quite coincidental don't you think?

Despite various limitations in data and tools, it should be noted that applying a scientific process is essential if one is to overcome the lack of rigor inherent in attribution claims that are all too often based on mere coincidental associations.

In its day, such a decision may have been driven by coincidental enrollment trends, but the science shows that those that have since chosen to steer wide of the middle school course may have been proved wise.

«To get the full benefit of these mini electrodes, I imagine that the microbes may have developed structures to control the location of them and not just rely on coincidental contact,» he adds.

The characters of «Toothless Tom» and «Pearly - White Paul» (who bears a strong but purely coincidental resemblance to Joey Essex) allow pupils to clearly see the results of taking care of their teeth and not doing so!

While there is nothing coincidental about yoga and this particular fictitious character, you should be taking to the core - top yoga numbers look and feel solid in the muscles.

Maybe they just liked the number 15 or something but it seemed pretty coincidental.

I've been so excited to wear this Piperlime Collection skirt on here, and it couldn't have come at a more coincidental time.

A 2004 study by the Max Planck Institute found a similar correlation, but concluded the timing was only coincidental, as the solar variance seemed too small to explain temperature changes.

Kaabi - Linke's installations, objects and pictorial works are anchored in constellations of cultural and historical, social and political contexts and refer to a certain place or coincidental events.

Simon doesn't recognize Gordo (Joel Edgerton) at first, but after a seemingly coincidental series of encounters proves troubling, a horrifying secret from their past is uncovered after nearly 20 years.

This is likely coincidental rather than a cause - and - effect situation.

I am not sure who began stating this was about a film but it seems awfully coincidental it occurred on 9/11.

Can you think of any other lawsuits that involves unusual or coincidental facts that you wouldn't otherwise expect?

In an email exchange, Hamilton said he worries about the «apparently coincidental release of two reports highly critical of the TFSA in an election year.»

But the people never become individuals, and the vagueness and coincidental nature of the storytelling undermine its structure.

In the crazy, coincidental way that things work, as I sat down to write this piece, my youngest son, who is in law school, calls me.

Using a fluorescent protein to detect Rgs16 expression, the investigators found that this gene is induced by pancreatic tumor formation starting from its earliest manifestation as ductal neoplasm all the way to advanced solid tumor in a spatially and temporally coincidental manner.

Now, it seems that stating that the correlation has been coincidental doesn't seem to be precise.

There's a strange, unfortunate disconnect between the impact of the way George presents the genocide and the heavily coincidental plot of the love triangle.

While far more popular historically for industrial users, many municipalities also rely on a plant's coincidental heat that is then linked through piping systems around various districts.

Whether coincidental or by design, can you blame Sony if they're coasting a little in the second half of year?

I feel so sad and it is too coincidental because he was very healthy and ran with me every other day (about 4 miles).