Sentence examples for incidentally unlike from inspiring English sources

And not incidentally, unlike private secondhand bookstores, which by their nature carry different books, Oxfam bookshops tend to recycle the same popular paperbacks.

Now, in the increasingly tedious and ego-driven squabbling between the governing body and a handful of militant club owners (none of whom bothered to come to Tuesday's World Cup review, incidentally, unlike Steve O'Connor of Widnes), it would be good to think that some form of long-term strategy for spreading Super League's appeal was at least being considered.

We have always respected the territorial integrity of the Ukrainian state, incidentally, unlike those who sacrificed Ukraine's unity for their political ambitions.

Incidentally, unlike many other mitochondrial stains, MitoBlue is well retained after fixation with 4% paraformaldehyde (PFA).

All of this, incidentally, is unlike most mammals.

This idea is incidentally not unlike Anthony Horowitz's Stormbreaker.

4.39pm GMT And many, many thanks to Michael Butler, who, incidentally looks not unlike like Patrick Swayze.

Birds may be varied and abundant, but in Northern Hemisphere scrublands few are reliant on nectar as a food source and thus they only incidentally pollinate flowers, unlike the coevolved fauna of the Australian and South African scrublands.

I am Greek, I love my country, and furthermore I live here, with my family, and work here – unlike many APEs, incidentally, who pontificate on what's best for the country safely cooped up in universities of their despised "centre".

But this will happen only if Mr Bush, who incidentally has yet to veto anything (unlike Mr Reagan), makes it clear that he will chuck the current versions into the Potomac.

Incidentally there seems to be very little fanfiction written about George Eliot, unlike, say Jane Austen.