Sentence examples for incidentally we would from inspiring English sources

He began publishing articles, writing in 1933, "We could produce plenty for all, but we don't do it ... we will do it only when all producing wealth is owned publicly.... Incidentally, we would then be living in the kingdom of God".

Because to really address this powerlessness: the kids coming home speaking in the idiom of rap, the people cutting their neighbours off in the church parking lot, the long harried days and unresponsive congressmen – these are all things both sides talk about, incidentally – we would have to be talking about tablet computers and cultural revolution, not the right to work.

So I think we understand the connections much better, not well enough incidentally, because if we did, we would be screening our police for domestic violence, which is the biggest indicator of other violence and is a supremacy crime; both supremacy by sex and race is a parallel motivation.

Incidentally, why would Martha, of all people, need style consultants?

Incidentally, he would help Tibet survive as a free country in the face of Chinese incursions.

Incidentally, Hemingway would have known how to ride out a tussle like Hurricane Sandy.

Incidentally, I would never suggest either you or Lord Steyn were anything other than humane.

And, incidentally, "Bombshell" would be a good name for a new chocolate bar, if anyone from Nestlé is reading this.

That change would enhance security, he said, and not incidentally it would save the airlines hundreds of millions of dollars a year, he added.

Not incidentally, tourists would come to see it, bolstering the economy of Bayreuth, not to mention that of Wagner's soon-to-be-widowed wife.

Also, and not incidentally, he would have been hard put to come up with the cover price of the Bodley Head hardback, the only edition then available.