Sentence examples for incidentally very from inspiring English sources

It's also, and not incidentally, very funny.

They're much lighter and, incidentally, very low in fat.

(He's incidentally very good at impressions: he does an outstanding Woody Allen here).

This makes a magnificent breakfast and is, incidentally, very good for hangovers.

So it'd be a major upset if Jennifer Aniston nabbed it for Cake, another Toronto illness movie (in which she is, incidentally, very good).

(It is, incidentally, very helpful to her sanity that her husband is a doctor and not a writer, she says. "I don't know how writers do it. I really don't. Especially playwrights. Totally incestuous. Two playwrights? It would be like having sex with my brother").

This was a reminder, incidentally, how very, very massive The Dark Knight was and continues to be - particularly on the web.

(The CD-rom learners, incidentally, scored very slightly higher than the lecture audience).

Updated at 8.01pm GMT 8.01pm GMT At Stamford Bridge, incidentally, Steaua very nearly scored.

(Incidentally, a very similar thing happened to me in 2000, when I visited Godard at his office in Rolle, for a New Yorker Profile I was writing).

The upshot of this second night of troubled sleep, following a day of unusual exertion that had, incidentally, included very little to eat, was that I entered the third day of our trip low on blood sugar but high on the stress hormones engendered by sleep deprivation.