Sentence examples for incidentally, it has from inspiring English sources

Not incidentally, it has also made us laugh with its sly sense of found humor.

Not incidentally, it has given his sons a taste of what their father craved even more than sex: fame.

Labour defines the choice as protecting public services, as preventing the NHS from "sliding backwards", as shielding the country from "extreme cuts", and ensuring the recovery extends beyond the City of London - which, incidentally, it has.

Ming's strategy of providing his girlfriend's colleagues with a meal in their work-place is a display of renqing on his part that is designed to restore his girlfriend's face in the eyes of her colleagues and, incidentally, it has the consequence of regaining with them his own lost face.

NYC wunderkind Aiden Jude released his first single this week, a big room house track called "Tonight," currently charting at #60 on Beatport, right under Martin Garrix's "Animals" (which, incidentally, it has a passing resemblance to).

Incidentally, it has been found that the γ chain, FcRγ, is required for the expression and function of FcεRI as well as FcγRI, FcγRIII, and FcαR.

Incidentally it had another huge impact.

Hypothetically, if feedback on blood cultures was structurally provided, but feedback on urine cultures not (or incidentally), it might have had an inverse effect on tailoring therapy for UTIs.

(This is the reason, incidentally, that it has taken Mamet so long to cast a production of the play for Broadway).

And, incidentally, since it has so shamelessly copied 300's visual style over the years, look out for lots of close-ups of crying girls' faces surrounded by fire on the next series of Top Gear.

(This might have been where, incidentally, it would have put Float, if that deal with Scribd had gone ahead).