coincidental

His highlighting Trump’s remark may not have been coincidental.

“The nature of the arguments that we used — the lack of proportionality relative to the alleged military use of the hospital. It all added up to an operation methodology that was common to them all and therefore can’t be considered to be coincidental.”

That's called the reverse cat’s eye . . . which may be coincidental, who can say?

It was "totally coincidental" the anniversary happened to fall on the pair's wedding anniversary, Mr Tatham said.

PBS could not have wanted for better organic, coincidental advertising for its four-part series “Citizen Nation” than Oakland University student Marcus Johnson’s instant virality following the vice presidential debate.