Sentence examples for incidentally shows from inspiring English sources

The documentary incidentally shows that Haneke's chucklingly jolly side with interviewers is a defence mechanism.

An LA movie featuring an empty swimming pool incidentally shows that he is stubbornly unafraid of cliché.

Gordon Gekko is released from jail for more adventures, and the trailer incidentally shows what looks like a witty variation on the traditional return-of-personal-effects scene, as pioneered by The Blues Brothers.

This same theme, incidentally, shows up in the worthy but weary "Beautiful Game," the latest and most earnest chapter in Andrew Lloyd Webber's departure from high-tech, high-concept theme musicals.

With maturity and unassuming warmth, he turns himself into the beating heart at the centre of this likable and involving British picture, which incidentally shows that you are not necessarily letting the social-realist side down by having your characters smile and laugh.

Rather than expand to include the Cushman-Nick study, which incidentally shows that overexpression of Hsp104 promotes amyloid formation by MJD rather than clearance of existing amyloid, we have deleted this sentence.

Years later, the cellphone would become an ubiquitous, multifunctional device that, incidentally, showed the time.

Nonetheless, is there something in the idea that we should actively avoid images which incidentally show information about a person's background when it isn't strictly relevant?

They also, incidentally, show one of the ways in which taking in more refugees from Syria would make this country a better place, as well as serving the demands of compassion.

While doing work on the eye, and incidentally showing that it was a rather imperfect piece of workmanship not at all consonant with the vitalistic idea of the divine mind at work, Helmholtz discovered that he could focus the light reflected from the retina to produce a sharp image of the tissue.

Most ingenious of all, in the corner of each left-hand page is a small map of Madlenka's block, with a dot in a different color representing each person Madlenka has met, so that page by page the reader can trace her progress around the block, seeing just where the red Madlenka dot encountered each one, and, not incidentally, showing that she has not done anything so unsuitable as cross a street.