Sentence examples for Although incidentally from inspiring English sources

(Although, incidentally, if "God's Policeman" were a TV series, I would watch. I'd be scared, but I'd watch).

But it was true (although, incidentally, it turns out that you don't have to be married and heavily anaesthetised to have sex. I was at least right to be suspicious of detail).

Embolisms usually represent blood-thrombus, as a result from deep venous thrombosis, although incidentally fat-, tumorr-, or air-embolisms are encountered.

Rouget takes issue with IE9's implementation of HTML5, saying Microsoft new's browser (which I've used here and there since it went beta, and it's fine for casual browsing, although, incidentally, I'm sill a Firefox user at heart) actually doesn't support 99percentt of the HTML5 spec. Expanding that further, Rouget illustrates that IE9 supports a whopping 61percentt of Web standards.

Incidentally, although his father is Irving Penn, the younger Mr. Penn decided not to become a photographer.

(Incidentally, although the preferred term for leprosy is now Hansen's disease, the deity in the experiment used the old-fashioned term from the Bible).

Incidentally, although Republicans have had disappointing turnout in some other states, I don't think that this one is in the same vein.

Perhaps Wild Tales 2 will have a story about three English guys driving through Argentina making a television programme about cars, although it should incidentally be said that Szifrón is not interested in the behaviour of non-Argentinians.

Incidentally, although Hytner did turn his stage hit The History Boys into a film, he feels it's unlikely with Travelling Light or his current – bigger – hit, One Man, Two Guvnors.

Although it was incidentally frightening, it was also systematically reassuring: it shouldn't have worked; it had stopped working; and yet it worked vandalized, brutalized, a canvas and a pissoir, it reliably took you wherever you wanted to go.

Of course, that isn't the case; the National Health Service is probably the most popular organisation in Britain and incidentally (although, of course, other factors like diet come into play) delivers a higher life expectancy than the American health system.