Sentence examples for incidentally the only from inspiring English sources

Harry was incidentally the only journalist ever to travel in Bluebird and for all his bravery as a cragsman, he found the experience highly alarming.

In the speech he said that morality in advertising was the only way to reach that new plateau of prosperity and professionalism, and, incidentally, the only way to avoid regulation by the fed.

Oh, and best of all, it's in the hands of stalwart translator Anthea Bell – incidentally the only person in the world to have worked on every Asterix book, over more than half a century!

He's played by Karan Soni, who is, not incidentally, the only notable person of color aside from Jones to appear in the movie until Ernie Hudson shows up in a cameo as her uncle just before the credits roll.

Merz is the least-known and, perhaps not incidentally, the only female member of Arte Povera, a movement shepherded into existence, in 1967, by the art critic Germano Celant, as Italy's ambitious riposte to American Pop and minimalism.

That's probably because at the helm is Davina "Big Brother" McCall, while former Olympic skier Graham Bell, usually seen fronting BBC's Ski Sunday, is one of the coaches, and incidentally the only sensible thing about it (his guides to the Sochi disciplines are worth tuning in for).

Incidentally, Darling was the only one at the press conference who appeared to be wearing a suit.

"Le Vent de la Nuit," incidentally, is not the only movie to feature Ms. Deneuve, who also stars in Gabriel Aghion's much more conventional screwball comedy, "Belle Maman"("Beautiful Mother").

That, incidentally, was not the only time the former professor showed himself.

Incidentally, hdac8 was the only target for which the result of rescoring was better with PLP than with Goldscore.

Incidentally, am I the only one who notices that Bob Beckel spends most of the show coughing?