Sentence examples for incidentally, including from inspiring English sources

(Many commenters, incidentally, including the trust itself, named the Daily Mail rather than the Mail on Sunday as the culprit. They are separate entities with different editors).

These were black and white blot illustrations of raw magnificence, incidentally including Medb Relieving Herself – another, presumably inadvertent, shadowing of Picasso (La Pisseuse of 1965).

Only a few weeks before his death, he had been elected by his supposed peers, myself among them, to membership in the American Academy of Arts and Letters - a certification of respectability withheld from many wonderful writers, incidentally, including James Jones and Irwin Shaw.

In between, the romp abounds with pratfalls, pie-faces, and car chases, while incidentally including in its backstage story some of giants of the silent screen who turn up for cameo laughs, among them the craggy William S. Hart, the suntanned Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., the urbane John Gilbert, and the pint-sized Charlie Chaplin.

Policy makers should raise interest rates because the artificially low rates they have created are distorting capital allocation, punishing savers, and rewarding debtors (not incidentally including the federal government).

Those changes, incidentally, included getting rid of Dave Lee Travis.

The documents incidentally include those accounts of frustrated Vista users in Microsoft's executive suites.

The authorized "collected information may incidentally include US persons or private property without consent".

The soloists incidentally, include two principal players in the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Marie Pierre Langlamet on harp and Michael Parloff on flute.

Auction lots, incidentally, include the chance to have the ICA's new reading room named after the highest bidder.

It is a particular category of struggling students, one which would, incidentally, include Lammy – of Guyanan stock – but not Umunna, who is of Nigerian/British/Irish heritage.