It's the difference between having to show it, and trusting the listener/reader to, basically, "insert image here": and, incidentally, the reason why Lucky Jim, the funniest book of the 20th century, has never been filmed, other than execrably.
And here, incidentally, the great religious faiths can be our allies.
Benedict Cumberbatch and Eddie Redmayne, respectively playing wartime codebreaker Alan Turing and Stephen Hawking seem to be the frontrunners here, and this nomination list might incidentally revive the posh vs non-posh debate in the acting profession.
Here participants incidentally encoded high-manipulability (e.g., CAMERA) and low-manipulability words (e.g., TABLE) while making word judgments.
There were a few strewn about tables, fluorescent lights, people smoking indoors (which is illegal here, but only incidentally), and furtive passages to the restrooms to "powder noses".
(Levels here are, incidentally, twice those of Canada, which began restricting some uses of BPA in 2008).
I imagined that it might link, in turn, to David Seabrook's out-of-print Kentish odyssey All the Devils Are Here – which, incidentally, has recently rocketed in price.
Diahann Carroll for Claudine (1974) In the real world, Ellen Burstyn won for her performance in Scorsese's Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore – incidentally beating out Faye Dunaway, up for Chinatown.
Allahpundit at Michelle Malkin's Hot Air speaks up for the right: Anyone here think, incidentally, that a female soldier who survived internment in McCainian conditions would be treated worse by the media than McCain was, especially in light of the way the Jessica Lynch saga was handled?
And incidentally Alma recognized that.
And, incidentally, finishing you off, Hugo.
