Sentence examples for incidentally trying from inspiring English sources

Now, such a gaffe (if it is not some elaborate in-joke) would hardly be significant but for the fact that the novel is in part a celebration of the elite, discerning taste and superior intellect and knowledge of the title character, who is, not incidentally, trying to rescue society from philistinism.

The development model, which Europe itself is incidentally trying to defend, was already a thing of the past in the '80s and '90s.

Maybe, sometimes, they were laughing with the characters, like the guy in the new song "Korean Parents," who sings of Korean children in America: "Look at the numbers, that's all I ask/Who's at the head of every class?" That guy, incidentally, is trying to sell Korean parents as homework-coach/servants to American families.

And it was reintroduced yesterday, incidentally, to try to reclaim it.

Incidentally, was someone trying to be funny when they commissioned him to write that piece?

We don't do that — oh, and incidentally, we're trying to have more money to build infrastructure.

Incidentally, Maker is trying to duplicate what Next New Networks eventually did, which is to identify successful YouTube channels and build a network around it.

Incidentally homeboy is also trying to sell a book so I guess he's just trying to stir the pot up a little.

Incidentally, if you're trying to introduce a bum finger as a good thing, try eeking it in during orgasm.

Livia used other familiar bits of dialogue when she spoke to her gangster son, Tony, who, incidentally, she had tried to ice.

(Incidentally, a caller tried to blame the decline of rock music on Pearl Jam's anti-everything antics back in the 1990s and 2000s, driving kids into hip hop's flashy embrace.