Sentence examples for almost incidentally from inspiring English sources
The phrase "almost incidentally" is correct and can be used in written English
It means something that is mentioned or done briefly, without much thought or importance. Example: She mentioned her upcoming trip to Europe almost incidentally during our conversation about work.
Children are raped almost incidentally.
Almost incidentally there was the music.
(His status, thanks to medical advances, is treated almost incidentally).
Much of the book, he added, almost incidentally, was "about my daughter and the drug habit".
Early on, Genly Ai is casually, almost incidentally, identified as black.
Mr. Jal's narrative makes another important point, but again almost incidentally.
We play them incidentally, ambivalently, compulsively, almost accidentally.
In the Sunday magazine, Sam Anderson writes about his own experiences with what he calls "stupid" games — games that you play "incidentally, ambivalently, compulsively, almost accidentally": I resisted buying an iPhone for what felt like several decades (it was, in biological Earth time, four years), because I was afraid of the power of its games.
Not-Robert says he's not about negotiating with capitalism which is, incidentally, almost certainly taking notes and will find this admission helpful if the current post-G20 fashion for light policing goes out of style again.
Back in 1990, Binder wrote a fine and underrated film called "Coupe de Ville," about three bickering brothers; it was, incidentally, almost womanless, but it proved that he had an ear for the snap and swerve of argument — still well tuned in "Reign Over Me," and matched by the eye of Russ Alsobrook, his director of photography.
Incidentally, almost nothing in American life has become more predictable than political speech.
