Sentence examples for incidentally think that from inspiring English sources

I incidentally think that these writers need to crack on with creating a feature-length adaptation of Michael Bond's other, more neglected meisterwerk, The Herbs, with Russell Crowe as Parsley and Maggie Smith as Lady Rosemary.

While crimes against human rights can be tried before international courts, a global environmental court, staffed by a crack team of ecologists, could do more for sustainability than a billion songs by Sting, whose wife Trudie Styler incidentally thinks that it is green to take an 80-mile round trip by helicopter to meet Zac Goldsmith.

(Incidentally, I think that was at the root of the UK men's magazine "slump" scare six months ago: there was no overall drop in total figures, it was just that the leading titles had forgotten to evolve their offerings, become formulaic and started to shed bored readers).

Incidentally I think that The Mill on the Floss is one of the best books to read to understand the way children think — which most of us have forgotten.

Incidentally I think that the loss of democracy and the current political torpor of the citizenry began with a Republican end run around the constitutional guarantees against political crime by the use of the War on Drugs to achieve massive incarceration without having to resort to passing explicit political-crimes laws.

If you are over 50, incidentally, and think that bananas tasted better when you were young, you are right.

Incidentally, I think that most of the Trekkie critics of the new film are much more fans of the The Next Generation than the original series.

Incidentally, one might think that Mr Obama's spectacular rise undermines the argument that a black man can never get a fair shake in America.

Incidentally, did anyone else think that the deifying of Riley for winning a match in the, admittedly undesirable, company of Woods was a bit over the top?

Incidentally, I continue to think that the good Dr. Rosen knows about Don dallying with his wife, who clearly needs something to do with her time.

(Incidentally, I beg those who think that preaching abstinence to teens is any kind of real solution to recall Bristol Palin's story, among others).