Sentence examples for incidentally, another from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, another Weibo account has been a flashpoint in the Party's campaign to better manicure its image.

Incidentally, another media world is possible: the Guardian, in fact, ran more stories mentioning climate change or global warming than all these US media outlets combined.

Back in the docusoap boom of the 90s, the BBC's Airport begat ITV's long-running success Airline (incidentally another big UK hit on US cable) and schedules on all channels were awash with real life soap.

This is a thoroughly enjoyable, confident, dramatically satisfying movie from Macdonald, and incidentally another triumph for Peter Morgan, for whom the period now seems to offer any amount of rich material.

The quote was actually from two years earlier, when Strong was talking to a journalist about the plot of a novel he hoped to write (incidentally another Maurice, Tony Abbott's former lead business advisor Maurice Newman, has also used the fake quote in a 2015 opinion column in the Australian. Until recently, One Nation also ran the quote on its website).

This is, incidentally, another area where Amazon is facing local players.

That, incidentally, is another reason to worry about Brexit.

Incidentally, in another interview — conducted at his seaside villa in Dubrovnik, Croatia — Mr. Benmosche declared that the retirement age should go up to 70 or even 80.

And here, incidentally, is another qualification: I wanted more martial arts and kickboxing action from Brie Larson, because these are very good moments.

Next month brings another terrific documentary by an august German auteur who felt artistically compelled to use 3D (and, incidentally, in another film feted at Berlin).

(Are Swedish canaries proverbially bad at keeping shtum, you ask? Do I look like, an ornithologist?) Here, incidentally, is another moral question.