Sentence examples for incidentally despite from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, despite the name "HD," the screen can't actually show you movies in hi-def.

(Incidentally, despite my surprise and confusion, I did not have a spontaneous and controversial sexual encounter with the intruder).

(Incidentally, despite being broken into separate documents, it's all-or-nothing when it comes to agreeing or rejecting the terms).

Incidentally, despite ministers' having earlier said the cost would be prohibitive, the Treasury calculated the total cost of helping Pike and the others, and the families of those who had been not merely maimed but murdered, at only £3.8m.

(Incidentally, despite its name and its financial difficulties in recent years, it is a superb series, and one where the driver can still make the difference, the technology being less important).

Incidentally, despite all of the buzz and money that is flowing into the space, the VC community is standing idle.

Perhaps not incidentally, Trump, despite his narrow view of this nation's prospects, seems to imagine his own potential scope of action as almost limitless.

Pretty sure he did, but my memory isn't what it was... 1.32pm: The mood in South Africa, incidentally, is pretty upbeat despite Bafana Bafana going out after beating France yesterday.

A show in which the protagonist is a guidance counselor, a daughter and only incidentally a lesbian is therefore, despite its decidedly nonpolitical stance, just as timely -- political, in fact -- as the show in which gayness was central.

And incidentally, this analysis is why, despite the attention to Google's monopoly, I'd suggest Apple is likely to run into antitrust problems first.

To date, despite guidelines, training is used only incidentally by general practitioners (GPs), probably because it is too time consuming [ 5, 6, 8, 10- 12].