Sentence examples for he incidentally from inspiring English sources

(This is Ruffalo's home state; he was born in Kenosha, Wisconsin – something he incidentally shares with Orson Welles).

Yet even his astonishingly delicate feats of daring sometimes took a back seat to the fascinating city views he incidentally captured.

He incidentally made this film at a time of great dewy-eyed optimism about Barack Obama, apparently believing that Obama would be the ­socialist that Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin ­accused him of ­being.

"He incidentally did a little to help the enemy, but I don't think he was in a state of mind to be capable of contemplating the consequences of his actions in doing that intentionally".

(By chance, the clip begins with the tail end of Steven Spielberg's segment, in which he incidentally reveals the same stunted and repressed approach to inner life that dulls his films).

When Waters finally persuaded Chess to record his full band, he incidentally brought the label its biggest blues hit-maker: Little Walter was barely out of his teens, and reshaped the course of blues harmonica by amplifying his instrument and playing it like a jazz saxophone.

Here's what he said, incidentally, on Tuesday, when he spoke about prisons, the then forthcoming state budget, and his now completed prostate cancer treatment: "I'm ready.

(He's incidentally very good at impressions: he does an outstanding Woody Allen here).

He also, incidentally, named his daughter after the team he grew to love during his spell as a player in England.

Though he felt he was only incidentally an explorer, he began expeditions into the interior and, in May 1848, was the first European to see Kilimanjaro.

(He appeared, incidentally, to be very stoned).