Sentence examples for incidentally could from inspiring English sources

Guilty knowledge acquired incidentally could also produce a false positive.

The index, incidentally, could do with some improvement.

Their mission began in "The Fellowship of the Ring" when Frodo was entrusted with the ring that gives its bearer enormous powers and, incidentally, could begin the end of life on Middle Earth.

Their mission began in "The Fellowship of the Ring" when Frodo was entrusted with the ring that gives its bearer enormous powers and, incidentally, could begin the end of life in Middle Earth.

Needless to say, it didn't work out; I took my dubious literacy skills elsewhere and left the interviewer (who, incidentally, could reasonably be described as a "bad wool") to ponder his ethically questionable approach.

Why can it not "possibly be" that what we learn from someone the government despises (not yet convicted of anything, incidentally) could end up preventing Congress, or any other branch, from doing what it wants to do? Pauley's logic here strikes one as dangerous, on multiple civil-liberties counts, including those concerning press freedoms.

Not incidentally, they could profit handsomely if this works, as they have bought up positions in Fannie and Freddie.

Incidentally, you could come up with an otherwise identical model that substituted the the rate of payroll jobs growth for G.D.P. as its economic variable.

Incidentally, Reese could not recall the identity of the opposing team; Robinson's various biographers, too, differ as to which team was the host in this game.

(If this was a vanity project, incidentally, one could argue this made Sandberg more Friedanesque, seeing as the latter was famously fond of her celebrity status).

When this movie was premiered at Cannes last year, incidentally, you could have seen about 500 journalists smirking and scribbling at the same time, as the "Where's the beef?" joke occurred to all of us simultaneously.