Sentence examples for incidentally that this from inspiring English sources

It's so violent, incidentally, that this scene might almost rule out some of the younger audience.

It is worth noting, incidentally, that this graph refutes an assertion recently made by climate change contrarian Judith Curry of Georgia Tech, during her remarks at a recent senate hearing where she appeared as a witness at the invitation of presidential hopeful and climate change denier Ted Cruz (R-TX).

I should add incidentally that this does seem to be the position of Benedict's friend Cardinal Schönborn of Vienna, who a year or two back in an op-ed piece in the New York Times came right out and endorsed Intelligent Design.

This is the same constitution, incidentally, that was passed in 2007 by the military-installed government following a coup that ousted Yingluck's brother from the premiership.

And incidentally, that's been true for me, too.

Incidentally, that is exactly how much I was paid my first ten years on the job.

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.

A figure, incidentally, that is not much more than half what Hamilton receives.

(The same bases, incidentally, that are being tabulated as a measure of my "quality").

Not incidentally, that's 10 times the number of inmates on Riker's Island.