Sentence examples for incidentally, even from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, even four megapixels isn't the ultimate.

Incidentally, even if your blood is unacceptable for transfusion, it may still be valuable.

By Nigel standards, incidentally, even Kennedy is cool – and he plays the violin.

That's referring, of course, to the city's famous fog (which, incidentally, even has its own Twitter account).

Incidentally, even if you're wrong about the motives of those clerks, how nice to have a wife whom you regard as gift-attractingly gorgeous.

They are often detected incidentally even if large, or may present with pain or mass on deep palpation.

That isn't a unanimous point of view, incidentally, but even if it were, it stands for little.

It conveys something of a transparent experience, suggesting that the power of the subject escapes the attempt to contain it in a film and makes its way directly — albeit incidentally or even accidentally — to the viewer.

Teller, incidentally, is even better in The Spectacular Now, a quiet gem from 2013 that I've most belatedly realised is available online in the UK – after inexplicably bypassing both the cinema and DVD circuits.

The difficulty with inattentional blindness as a model of incidental findings is that no radiologist is looking for a gorilla in the lung, even incidentally.

Incidentally, "biggest" or even "best" is not the same as "first".