Sentence examples for incidentally claimed that from inspiring English sources

Mercer, incidentally, claimed that Morrison hit harder than Lewis.

Incidentally, claiming that sounds are heard in a direction rather than at a location mixes up two ways of accounting for auditory experience: phenomenology on the one hand and commonsense reflections on the directional transmission of auditory information on the other hand.

The narrator, incidentally, claims that Reagan was loathed by the liberal media because seen as an outsider and branded "maverick"—is that, you know, true?

Incidentally, Mayweather claimed that he lost three pounds after the weigh-in for the Alvarez bout and woke up on Saturday morning weighing just 147lb.

"We claim that's wrong".

The latest development in this diversionary campaign was Nunes's visit to the White House on Wednesday, where he claimed that "the intelligence community incidentally collected information about U.S. citizens involved in the Trump transition".

(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).

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I have, incidentally, seen attempts to claim that nobody believed this, or at any rate that Hayek never believed this, and that characterizing Hayek as a liquidationist is some kind of liberal libel.

I expect Mr Miliband to try to claim that mantle 140 years later (just, incidentally, as Tony Blair did when he was leader of the opposition).

Incidentally, it is characteristic of this slippery chancellor of ours to claim that his critics want to run permanent budget deficits.