Sentence examples for There are incidentally from inspiring English sources

There are incidentally no adders or other reptiles on Lundy.

(There are, incidentally, a number of upward trends since the 1980s that we could substitute for misdemeanor arrests in this graph, such as the price of housing in N.Y.C., and we would need to hold constant a number of competing variables if we were conducting a proper study).

They could, indeed, default, since they owe their debt in a currency they don't control (there are, incidentally, many other reasons why the US and Greece are not analogous, but this one is key).

There is, incidentally, no elephant on wheels in this version.

There is incidentally some tremendous music from the Shanghai Restoration Project.

And there is incidentally not much to be gained from analysing the two teams' identity politics.

There's incidentally a scene where Jack and Jill go to a cinema, to demonstrate their zanily identical mannerisms.

(There is, incidentally, a piece that really is called Black Pentecost in Max's catalogue, composed for orchestra and two vocal soloists in 1979).

And there is incidentally a PhD thesis to be written, or at least an MA dissertation, on the easy deployment of cocaine as an instant "bad guy" symbol.

There is, incidentally, no good evidence for an inverse relationship between British coffee sales and sperm motility, despite what 17th-century women protesters claimed.

Why, people wondered, had the Trust not bought both, and installed a tenant farmer, as at its other farms in Borrowdale? (There is, incidentally, only one farm in Borrowdale now that the Trust does not own).