Sentence examples for incidentally entitled from inspiring English sources
In fact, things may have got worse, not better, for the Oklahoma-born soldier who is incidentally entitled to UK citizenship through his Welsh mother.
In his recent Daily Beast column on the foreign policy debate, columnist Peter Beinart -- who incidentally is writing a book entitled The Crisis of Zionism -- routinely lumps together all key foreign policy topics that were discussed as if they are remotely on par with one another.
Incidentally, the Sun's leader is entitled "Dole Scandal".
The renowned Bangladeshi journalist, columnist and author Nazrul Islam Bashon (who incidentally has also produced a book and DVD entitled Brick Lane) shares this view.
It incidentally came from his collection of thumbs-down reviews, entitled: A Horrible Experience Of Unbearable Length: More Movies That Suck – a great title and a great phrase.
Incidentally, Harley's study began as a conference paper entitled "Victims of a map", a title he borrowed from an anthology of contemporary Palestinian and Lebanese poetry.
Who else but Black people can relate to making something out of nothing and still being seen as unworthy and being criticized by others who feel entitled to a place in society, the workforce, or great school of learning (incidentally, is Abby still mad at us?).
