Sentence examples for incidentally that it from inspiring English sources

The New York Times decided, incidentally, that it could forget the formalities and call Trump's lies "lies", after all.

(This is the reason, incidentally, that it has taken Mamet so long to cast a production of the play for Broadway).

Note, incidentally, that it is binary relations that are symmetric, not binary operations (connectives or otherwise), pace Restall (1999), p. 385, who writes of a binary operation corresponding to a kind of conjunction that it is "idempotent, symmetric, and associative".

Coates concludes that section with the failure of, ironically enough, Moynihan's specific prescription, a guaranteed income--not mentioning, incidentally, that it was liberals like Eugene McCarthy who suffocated it in the Senate--and then lurches into America's alternative solution: the carceral state.

Incidentally, that's how it should have been all along what's the point of installing a game to a hard drive if you're going to insist that we keep the disc in there?

Payment policy: Google has made it clear that all transactions related to Google Play apps, either downloads or in-app purchases, must use Google's own payment system, unless the purchase is for goods or content being consumed outside of the app and physical goods (incidentally that includes subscriptions if it also includes a hard copy of a magazine or newspaper).

It means, incidentally, that page 3 girls will vanish from Friday issues of the Sun for the rest of this month.

It was land, incidentally, that included the stone house where his mother was born.

It's a dying, incidentally, that began way before the Internet came along.

It is a style, incidentally, that bears the marks of a more recent upstart.

Incidentally, that same survey revealed that both men and women think cheating is cheating, whether it's financial or sexual.