Sentences with phrase «coincidental because»

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

Not exact matches

Moltmann: Because my contact with the Pentecostal movement was purely coincidental, I can not formulate an impression of it.

Because the relative motion of the brighter components implied actual physical association rather than coincidental visual alignment, Félix Savary (1797 - 1841) was inspired to calculate the first orbit ever for a «double star» by applying Newton's «laws of gravity» in 1828, whose solution was subsequently provided by Herschel in 1829.

I always found Dullea's role in BLACK CHRISTMAS disquieting because of the character's quite coincidental (and ultimately superficial) resemblance to Ted Bundy.There's, of course, no intentional resemblance - Bundy wasn't yet so much as a suspect in the murders being investigated.

A highly unlikely coincidental meeting between Frank and the man who rejected him is forgivable because it eventually brings Frank to a place of understanding.

Fuel efficiency gains were coincidental, but also consequential because over time the design started replacing traditional automatic and manual transmissions in Porsche cars, even the driver - focused GT3.

This result echoes the observation that the stock market goes up 70 % of the time, although likely for coincidental reasons, because the Vanguard study also included bonds.

Some dogs have shown such frank signs of panosteitis that a tentative but fairly strong diagnosis of pano has been made, and then upon further tests run because of additional symptoms, they were found to have Hemophilia A. Of course, it is possible that some dogs can have both disorders at once, but based on the incidences of the two, the coincidental appearance might be hard to imagine except in certain isolated GSD families.

And yet there is one parallel in the gaming universe that has always puzzled me, mostly because I can never tell whether it was intentional or coincidental.

Although they may be as divergent as they are coincidental, the proposals for CIFO's 2014 Grants & Commissions Program exhibition have been gathered under this title because they explore the idea of displacement.

Heino Molls» article, (The Publisher's Page, November REM), touched me in many ways, not because it was coincidental to my recent loss of my grandson, but because I realized that I had to become more in touch, more sensitive to my family and my friends than ever before.