Sentence examples for incidentally like from inspiring English sources

Nobody saw the Wallabies coming that year, and there's a sneaky suspicion, from this columnist at least, that they could be the team to beat come the 2015 World Cup which, incidentally, like 1991, is in the UK.

For all Muybridge's energy and inventiveness, there is not enough information about this neurasthenic, possibly brain-damaged man to keep a full-length book alive on its own; he often appears only incidentally, like the frozen stills of the early photographic years.

(Incidentally, like the Haagen Daz ice cream brand, neither name actually means anything).

(Incidentally, like the Isleworth Mona Lisa, this painting, which was previously thought to be a copy after a picture by one of Leonardo's pupils, has been known since the start of the 20th Century).

Pure evil that, incidentally, likes to listen to rap and, in one case, wears a Snoop Dogg T-shirt along with his gat.

Incidentally, I like these little socks they have for sale.

The law, incidentally, would like Heard to appear in a Queensland court on Sept. 7. Follow Christie D'Zurilla on Twitter @theCDZ and Google+.

(Incidentally, though like all clubs the QCC has its hard core regulars, who may seem a bit intimidating to potential newcomers, I have been asked to point out that it is in no way an exclusive institution. There is no question of having to be invited to join and membership is free).

(Incidentally, if you liked that Kimmel Kartoon, check out the one in which Charlie Sheen's answers to Andrea Canning's interview questions during his meltdown are laid over images from an old Charlie Brown special).

They incidentally don't like to call their fallen comrades "martyrs" because that smacks of the jihadi death cult.

Incidentally, I would like to remind you that when Ukraine seceded from the USSR it did exactly the same thing, almost word for word.