Sentence examples for incidentally love from inspiring English sources

This is a sci-rom where everyone is anaesthetised against feeling anything, except, incidentally, love.

Hunter Parrish, who plays Mary-Louise Parker's elder son in the pot-mom series "Weeds," is a winning presence in the central role of Melchior, who initiates Wendla into the joys and terrors of sex and, not incidentally, love.

(Mr. Raffles incidentally loves to invoke Latin whenever he can).

We may have taken against the grey squirrel (which incidentally loves our native broadleaved woodlands, while the native red squirrel is a denizen of foreign conifer plantations); but the real mammalian scourge is the red deer, which is British through and through.

My mom, incidentally, loves it, and wants more of them which is more rousing a recommendation than I could ever offer.

For Kennedy, and the four liberals who joined him, it means that the Court saw the honor of a widow who came before it — and, perhaps incidentally, her love.

Incidentally, I love books and have never set eyes on any e-reader device but kind of like the idea of owning something so portable.

Incidentally, my love for UK bass music has significantly outlasted that relationship.

And not incidentally, insurers love the mandate because it forces millions more people to buy health insurance policies.

In that day, Jack Bauer must defeat villains from a variety of locations and ideological standpoints bent on destroying America by chemical, biological, nuclear or other means, incidentally rescuing loved ones or close colleagues from deadly peril.

Virginia and Vita, incidentally, called their love a dog's name, Potto, and Virginia said that "a dog somehow represents... the private side of life".