Sentence examples for did not incidentally from inspiring English sources

Swap their tractors and quad bikes for horses and donkeys (which did not, incidentally, become extinct until the 1960s on some cockle beaches), and the scene might have come straight out of Hardy.

Adding insult to injury, this half of the season also killed off one of the show's other best characters, Madison's son Nick Clark, as the actor, Frank Dillane, had asked to be released from the show (Kim Dickens did not, incidentally), leaving Alicia Clark (Alycia Debnam-Carey) as the only surviving member of the original season 1 family left on the show.

She didn't, incidentally – it was a fake tweet created by a spoof profile wind-up merchant.

(I do not, incidentally - and I am heartily sick of this quote of being attributed to me - think politicians are all lying bastards. I never said it. And they're not).

The hook is that the resulting set of three short pieces (which does not, incidentally, include the book's title story) is "the first-ever author-approved stage adaptation" of Mr. McEwan's work.

I am always amazed at how elegantly most flight attendants — whose job description does not, incidentally, include the word porter — handle all these carry-on bags, deftly rearranging them to get as much into those bins as physics and safety permit.

The lives of niqabi women -- which do not, incidentally, revolve around our niqabs -- are not really all that mysterious.

The movie doesn't, incidentally, deserve the fuss about Cinderella being overly thin – Branagh has denied using CGI.

I don't, incidentally, buy it that Flintoff wasn't good enough for No6 - he averaged 43 there between 2003 and 2006 - but that's another argument for another day.

Kids know that hugging feels good (even if they don't incidentally pop boners while doing it), and telling a kid, "That thing that feels good and doesn't hurt anyone?

Hence, they did not occur incidentally and are research findings, or more precisely secondary findings according to the definition given above (health-relevant findings that were actively searched for although they were not the focus of the primary research question).