Sentence examples for answer incidentally from inspiring English sources

The answer, incidentally, was yes.

The correct answer, incidentally, is 3.4 ounces.

My favourite answer, incidentally, was: "I'm not doing much for the next five years".

(The answer, incidentally, dented Europe's reputation as highly multilingual: only 56 percent of the respondents, who tended to be younger and more educated, said they could).

The answers, incidentally, are yes and yes and sadly not.

The RINOs turn their noses up at the people who want the answers, which, incidentally is 60% of Republican voters.

In the course of writing your own testament, you should incidentally answer all the questions in the public's mind, but only incidentally, not as your main theme.

(Incidentally, the answer to that is a resounding "no").

The answer to that question, incidentally, is: make a ton of ad-cash by parasitically news-aggregating other papers' efforts.

The Woody Allen movie of the same name is a good example of the kinds of things the book did put out into the mainstream, but nothing that answered my anxieties, which, incidentally, were not "how do I learn to orgasm" (it likely would not have answered that either).

Deafness reminded him of Surrealist word-games in which question and answer were unrelated, or only incidentally and wonderfully so:What is reason?