Sentence examples for incidentally points out from inspiring English sources

And this, as Jean-Louis Gassée (a former Apple executive, incidentally) points out, might be a mixed blessing.

Colegate indeed does, in her own good time, deal pleasantly with St. Simeon and other stylites, incidentally pointing out that they were not true hermits, since hermits do not have crowds of fans.

Even if introspection happens incidentally, Herbart points out that the observer always already introduces some prior knowledge of himself that colors the resulting observation (SW V: 192; cf. [1840]: 36).

Incidentally, we point out that sets and local maps (with the obvious composition) constitute a category.

As Tom Hiney points out, the early missionary was only incidentally an imperialist, and his position in the breastwork of European empire was ambivalent.

(Incidentally, Shattuck also pointed out that Les Demoiselles d'Avignon was only visible in Picasso's study for a decade or so).

Incidentally, we should point out that this is not the first time Hercules has been found in New York for entertainment purposes.

It only took two hours for raw images to surface and Jezebel posted its analysis of where the photos were retouched and, just incidentally, happened to point out all the flaws they could find with Dunham's appearance.

He points out the window.

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

It should be noted that here the dynamics and steady state is purely local and completely spatially decoupled (Incidentally it is worth pointing out that such a completely uncoupled bistable system possesses other steady states due to complete decoupling and locality, some of which are physically unreasonable).