Sentence examples for incidentally may be from inspiring English sources

"A.T.W.T.," incidentally, may be the soap most associated with the news.

The people who drive these various contraptions (a 19,000-ton coal train, incidentally, may be the largest moving object on dry land) love their work.

This doesn't just mean guaranteeing a supply of first-class teachers and high-quality early years education – which, incidentally, may be very different from simply offering more hours of childcare.

It is not clear whether this would be related to the position in the disease or to the slower decline rate that may be expected earlier in the disease (which, incidentally, may be due to a ceiling effect of an instrument).

Incidentally, it may be that the curse of living in interesting times is not ancient or Chinese at all, but rather a throwaway line or an American invention.

(Incidentally, you may be conflating the tax cut with your rebate check, a one-time refund not contingent on any change in tax rates).

As cabinet ministers depart for their summer hols (incidentally, Margaret Beckett may be the only one not boarding a plane) this is a poignant moment to ask what the UK government is doing about aviation's burgeoning carbon footprint.

Incidentally, I may be working on a music+iOS thing in the coming weeks.

Incidentally, it may be worth mentioning that the notion of an aesthetic judgment should obviously not be elucidated in terms of the idea of a work of art; we make aesthetic judgments about nature and we make nonaesthetic judgments about works of art.

(Incidentally, this may be one reason why AIG employees threatened to quit over pay constraints, or why some banks have not increased lending).

This is especially true among Hagel's eagerly interventionist neoconservative opponents, incidentally, as may be pointed out a time or two.