Sentence examples for incidentally bad from inspiring English sources

But where standard amateurs may be incidentally bad, the Really Terrible Orchestra is fundamentally bad.

(Liverpool supporters are just as bad, incidentally).

They are, incidentally, not as bad as ours.

Each aspiring photographer will mount his or her work in a journal -- incidentally, not a bad Mother's Day gift.

(It was, incidentally, a very bad sign for the government that the chair of the backbench 1922 Committee, Graham Brady, not a noted admirer of Speaker Bercow, was sitting beside Mr Walker).

Which are, incidentally, pretty big.

"We may, incidentally, in targeting a bad guy, hit on somebody from a good guy, because there's a discussion there," Alexander said.

Britain's shockingly bad public finances, incidentally, do not allow for any further fiscal expansions.

The urchin's crucial encounter with a herd of soon-to-be-slaughtered sheep, not incidentally, was reduced to a bad-dream narrative.

And, not incidentally and more importantly, it's bad for society.

What Don learns about his rep, incidentally, is mixed but not too bad.