Sentence examples for far incidentally from inspiring English sources

The stand-in wicketkeeper Eoin Morgan has been fine so far, incidentally.

My own experience in this area has been positive so far, incidentally.

(Aughrim, a small village in Galway, is not far, incidentally, from where Huston himself lived for some years).

Vertonghen is wearing a high-visibility captain's armband but he's been made to stand out by his defending so far (incidentally, am quite surprised that David Beckham didn't think of wearing a high-viz captain's armband ages ago).

No – the tension, and yes, this is special pleading time, is in digital news, where the BBC has established its own publicly funded online newspaper, with a budget of £125.8m, far larger, incidentally, than the high double-digit millions typically required to support a print newsroom of ambition.

The point of this testing and inspecting is to ensure as good an interactive match as possible between users and products, which, far from incidentally, is the point of product development generally and interaction design specifically.

Meanwhile, Campbell's "people" are milling around the press room – which is, incidentally, far more sparsely populated than Thursday.

In reality, it is people like Julie Burchill – who is, incidentally, far richer than almost any green I have met – who treats the poor with contempt.

Since then, however, at least nine men have admirably accepted the same fate a far better record, incidentally, than in the Arab world.Democracy is far more than just elections.

Bloomsbury is an area of west central London, incidentally not far from Guardian HQ.

By far the best charcoal, incidentally, is that made from sustainably coppiced British woodland.