Sentence examples for incidentally supplemented from inspiring English sources

This process is incidentally supplemented by the well-established ductile fracture mechanism based on particle damage.

This incidentally, supplements something Aldous Huxley wrote back in 1928.

But the Marlins planned a series of exhibition games against local colleges at Marlins Park, their new stadium in downtown Miami, to supplement their spring training schedule and incidentally made the Mets-Reyes reunion wait.

The campaign harks back to a golden age of the 1970s when papers such as the TLS published dedicated supplements of children's books (something which, incidentally, the Guardian still does every June for Independent Booksellers' Week, and the Times still does online, though neither with the frequency of the TLS).

German taxpayers grudgingly continue to pay a "solidarity supplement" on top of their income tax for aid to East Germany: a region, incidentally, whose entire economic and political elite was after 1990 replaced with West German personnel, bringing with them the entire panoply of West German institutions.

Incidentally, hello!

Incidentally, it is elegant.

Incidentally, it never worked.

She has, incidentally.

Incidentally, the oddball name?

Nonfiction, but only incidentally.