Sentence examples for incidentally almost from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, almost nothing in American life has become more predictable than political speech.

Not-Robert says he's not about negotiating with capitalism which is, incidentally, almost certainly taking notes and will find this admission helpful if the current post-G20 fashion for light policing goes out of style again.

Back in 1990, Binder wrote a fine and underrated film called "Coupe de Ville," about three bickering brothers; it was, incidentally, almost womanless, but it proved that he had an ear for the snap and swerve of argument — still well tuned in "Reign Over Me," and matched by the eye of Russ Alsobrook, his director of photography.

An announcement made, incidentally, almost 50 years to the day since the first woman, Valentina Tereshkova, flew into space?

The French crew themselves -- incidentally, almost all Muslim, like their Afghan peers - were elated after the performance.

But roughly 100,000 of the uninsured are children -- and incidentally, almost half of those children live below the poverty line.

The researchers were interested in the men's exercise habits, but they also asked, almost incidentally, about their indolence.

And the House of Lords, incidentally, will almost certainly acquire members deputed from Scotland and Wales.There may in time be a civil war in the civil service.

It took runner-up Thomas Hicks who, incidentally, was almost dying from a performance-enhancing dose of strychnine another sixteen minutes to finish.

It took runner-up Thomas Hicks — who, incidentally, was almost dying from a performance-enhancing dose of strychnine — another sixteen minutes to finish.

Incidentally, I almost wrote "Keyboard Cat" in the headline.