Sentence examples for incidentally would be from inspiring English sources

(Albrecht, incidentally, would be Ringo, Bartelstein said).

An assumption that large-scale mechanized mining is less environmentally destructive than unregulated small-scale mining, incidentally, would be unfounded.

Such H.M.O.'s, incidentally, would be the ideal form of the accountable care organizations called for in the Affordable Care Act of 2010.

It's worth serious discussion, but while the idea of containment by deterrence is gaining ground in pundit-land, President Obama can't touch it; to do so would undermine the whole effort to halt Iran's program and, not incidentally, would be hazardous to his reelection.

Mila, incidentally, would be eligible to run in the 2048 presidential election.

It looks something like the Tibetan Plateau, which, incidentally, would be an ideal place to hold Lambstock.

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

Like seals, dolphins and other large aquatic mammals, man is equipped for immersion, thanks to a high concentration of haemoglobin and the rare ability to breathe at will (without which, incidentally, it would be impossible to talk).

In France? (Incidentally, baseball would be a lot more entertaining if cars did routinely drive onto the field, adding a note of danger and unpredictability to our tedious national pastime).

From the moment I stepped from the transfer boat with my fellow conferees, the island's tranquillity started to seep in (a sense of calm, incidentally, that would be interrupted only once that week, when the dive boat I was on became wedged on a coral shelf in a storm!).

Incidentally the CEO would be forgiven for sporting a slightly blushing visage, considering that Centrica had only recently told us it would not raise its consumer bills by 25%, a number that many media reports had been reporting.