Sentence examples for had incidentally called from inspiring English sources
In view of this, the fact that Aristotle in his On Interpretation had incidentally called the word a 'sign' (semeion, symbol) of the mental concept or that Augustine had termed the sacrament a 'sacred sign' (signum sacrum) became most important for the later development of semiotics.
We know that the various songs that make up "The Czech Lute" originally had instrumental interludes (not incidentally called "ritornellos").
The girls have a troubled brother, incidentally, called Jesse, and at one stage Kate's syrupy voiceover tells us: "While everyone was worried about my blood count, I didn't even notice that Jesse was dyslexic... " Maybe she just thought he was stupid.
Leo's co-star in Courtney Hunt's film is, incidentally, called Misty Upham.
It has incidentally zilch-all to do with global warming.
Complete responses to RIT have incidentally been reported.
Incidentally, calling the Kidman character Bigelow is presumably some sort of familial homage.
(Gino, incidentally, calls Stripe and the Collison brother co-founders, his "inspiration").
It was against these same opponents last season that the linebacker collected a facemasking penalty on the penultimate play of the game (a play that, incidentally, should have been called dead for a false start) - allowing the Jaguars to kick a game-winning 52-yard field goal.
Incidentally, all of us who have written for a paper have heard it called "garbage," but it still hurts our feelings.
