coincidentally

IPA: koʊɪnsɪdˈɛntʌɫi

Examples of "coincidentally" in Sentences

Coincidentally the point is the same.
Coincidentally, the portrait was stolen
Milburn coincidentally scored in the match.
Which, coincidentally, is what the winner receives!
Florida, coincidentally, is enjoying it longest cold spell in recorded history.
The 1982 date was me thinking of Friday, which coincidentally is also about a robot being treated as a human.
It's being published by Erle Korshak - who, coincidentally, is also one of the few survivors from that first worldcon.
Burke loves edgy players with speed and that sounds a lot like Louis Leblanc, who coincidentally is about to enter Harvard -- Burke's alma mater.
I now alternate using them in the Virginia mountains where I'm at now, which coincidentally, is where we used to come deer hunting when I was a kid living in Ohio.
The British figure represents 18 % of its total energy requirements -- which, again coincidentally, is identical to your own gas utilization as the percentage of total energy used.
Which, probably not coincidentally, is about the percentage (35%) of Indiana voters who like the health care monstrosity that Ellsworth and his fellow-Democrats are about to wish upon us.
The always-fascinating Indie Mogul, which, coincidentally, is usually all about prop building, has a new interview with Collora up on its site, but instead, they focus on how he built his career one step at a time, moving from creature shop work to his famous fan films, to his new flick.