coincidentally造句

Not coincidentally, Horton was black.

Scotland, not coincidentally, has pristine rivers.

Not coincidentally it was the creation of a poet.

What does that mean that the two oil industry giants adjust their prices coincidentally?

Most of Murakami's characters had unhappy childhoods, not coincidentally, he says.

She told me that coincidentally, she has something to tell me too.

And not coincidentally, it is among these less educated white voters that McCain is strongest.

Australia's Treasury retaliated with its own hasty calculations which coincidentally also settled on a figure of 17%.

perhaps not coincidentally, these two industries last had a really big bout of consolidation in the late 1990s.

Not coincidentally, perhaps, Utah is home to an online retailer led by Patrick Byrne, one of the most vocal critics of short selling.

Called, coincidentally enough, TigerText, it allows users to set a time limit for a sent text to hang around after it has been read.

One small quibble is the affectation in the title that this period of California's history began in 1950 and ended in 1963 (coincidentally the year of President Kennedy's assassination).