Sentence examples for incidentally why from inspiring English sources

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

And, incidentally, why is there a blue hula hoop affixed to the wall of this druggie rec room?

If it is deemed necessary to discuss GBS with women discovered to be carriers "incidentally", why not test everyone?

This is also, incidentally, why the Arab oil boycott of the US after the 1973 war was such a dismal failure.

And, incidentally, why did the Mirror feel it needed to do any kind of deal to avoid him continuing with his complaint?

Incidentally, why the hell are you dressed as an Oscar?" "Because if someone mistakes me for an Oscar we'll get better seats at the after party.

(This, incidentally, is why it's just as well we have no latter-day Whitmans).

The quality of the teams, incidentally, is why the rivalry works.

This is, incidentally, probably why the Great Mosque unlike almost every other Mosque in the Muslim world is built facing south.

This, incidentally, is why good old media beauty journalists (of whom there are only two – Sali Hughes and Hannah Betts) are so intelligent.

Effectively modelling this complexity leads to tricky mathematical problems in nonlinear dynamics and, incidentally, suggests why markets are so hard to predict: investors simultanelously guessing at each other's intentions.