Incidentally, I once met Frank Lampard, who was annoyed with me because he thought I'd called him a twat in a column I'd written.
Stieglitz and Bourne (who never met, incidentally) were men with widely differing interests, and to concentrate on what they had in common is, as often as not, to show them at their weakest, propounding nebulous slogans and utterly hazy ideals.
Incidentally, we also met a guy who was on the flight into Hamburg that touched the runway with its wing.
Incidentally, I have met numerous people with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and other serious mental illnesses.
(It was at a softball game in New York, incidentally, where he met his wife, Tiffany).
Incidentally, when he first met Melania, he allegedly asked for her phone number even though he was on a date with another woman at the time.
Incidentally, when you meet a geek, how can you tell whether he's an extrovert?
Picked on as an Italian immigrant, the boy Zamperini turns out to possess proper athletic chops (first revealed after he is discovered peering up girls' skirts at a sports meet, incidentally).
The hotel's bar is in what was once the bank manager's office and it was here that the six of us on the course (all chaps, incidentally) convened to meet Chris and his English chef, Gary Clarke - late of London's Pont de la Tour - to hear how they intended to make us kitchen-friendly and culinarily capable.
In this sense research and ethics meet incidentally.
