Sentence examples for incidentally, according from inspiring English sources

But incidentally, according to Mr Poole and Mr Lewis, Russ Feingold was actually much, much more left-wing than Bernie Sanders or anybody else in the Senate.

What Schenk did was to kick the field goal that beat Army on Saturday, bringing joy to an otherwise disappointing football season and, just incidentally, according to an old legend, keeping the nation out of war.

Incidentally, according to Ms. Post, who also writes the online Well-Mannered Wedding column for The New York Times, divorced parents shouldn't stand together in pictures because it can be confusing.

Incidentally according to the very latest figures, it looks like coming in at just under £9bn.

Incidentally, according to the 2012 FORBES Billionaires list, Zuckerberg (#35 on the list) has a net worth of $17.5 billion and Moskovitz (#314) is worth $3.5 billion.

Incidentally, according to wins produced, Lee is substantially better than Chris Bosh as well.

So here's a "story" about a man who doesn't suffer from something saying that all men who do suffer from it should run along to Harley Street and pay a substantial sum of money to have their nether regions zapped by a medic who, incidentally (and according to another red-top, the Daily Star), also offers penile enlargement operations.

It is also (incidentally) multiplied according to the multiplicity of intellects in which it exists.

Incidentally, India, according to Forbes, now has the world's third largest number of billionaires (69).

The dress, which is from Narciso Rodriguez's Spring 2009 collection and which, incidentally and according to NY Mag was "one of the most critically acclaimed of New York Fashion Week" is abso-effing-lutely stunning.

Eastern European workers, who have helped propel the UK economy in recent years (and who incidentally count as domestic according to EU law), are now portrayed as invasive hordes.