Sentence examples for incidentally as a from inspiring English sources
Incidentally, as a cyclist myself, I know that commuting two miles in each direction isn't much of a workout.
But on the now infamous night of 11 February, their private set-to (scored, incidentally, as a draw by most analysts) wasn't the main event.
(More than three times as much, incidentally, as a fund sent up by the government to which citizens can donate to reduce the state debt).
Advisers to Mr. Dole — who is now 84 and has served, not incidentally, as a pitchman for Viagra — said one of the lessons of the 1996 campaign was that Mr. Dole's toughest audiences were those in his age bracket.
(This exploration of the origins of fiction also serves, incidentally, as a reminder of its possible value. Recent high-profile studies have claimed that reading fiction can help strengthen empathy, and improve theory of mind).
Justice Souter said Justice Thomas's opinion threatened the court's long-held distinction "between indirect aid that reaches religious schools only incidentally as a result of numerous individual choices and aid that is in reality directed to religious schools by the government or in practical terms selected by religious schools themselves".
This is especially true among Hagel's eagerly interventionist neoconservative opponents, incidentally, as may be pointed out a time or two.
Incidentally, as compelling as Claire Danes and Damian Lewis have been in the lead roles, for my money the star of the show remains Mandy Patinkin's professorial Saul.
It is not uncommon that rib fractures are found incidentally as may be clinically silent (Fig. 1b) [ 10, 61].
I accepted the show's challenge to be viewed in the way that someone of a century ago might have viewed it — as the complicated efflorescence of a changing world and, not incidentally, as an entertainment..
