mere coincidence

Perhaps all of this was nothing but a mere coincidence.

There may well have been more to that than mere coincidence.

She could no longer explain the total of them as mere coincidence.

It has happened too often to me to be mere coincidence.

Being given such an opportunity at this time could not be mere coincidence.

Is this a mere coincidence, or have circumstances changed in the film industry?

Clearly, that ratio is too strong to be a mere coincidence.

The Shadow knew this meeting wasn't a mere coincidence when he saw the way it happened.

This does make it look like more than mere coincidence."

Don't tell me that your return to this world is a mere coincidence."

I find it highly unlikely that this is a mere coincidence.

"It is mere coincidence that I have the talent for magic."

Sampson, for one, does not think this is a mere coincidence.

How often isn't it that you're led to the right solution by what seems a series of mere coincidences?

In my own mind I had put down the anonymous letter with its mention of the 21st as a mere coincidence.

A team could get a complex about something like that or else shrug it off as mere coincidence.

The similarity to the Arabic article al is a mere coincidence.

Learning that his meeting with the Oni is no mere coincidence.

No, of course not; his guilt was giving a rationale to mere coincidence.

And I knew too well his cruel justice to dismiss this as mere coincidence.

So Harry drove away, thinking it a mere coincidence that his chief had decided to visit someone in this area.

"Your appearance at a time of acute crisis in society's development could not be mere coincidence."

For two of them to come along at the exact same time is more than mere coincidence."

The accumulated weight of evidence was getting too heavy to brush off as mere coincidence.

Is it a mere coincidence that the first plane to hit the towers was Flight 11?