Sentence examples for is incidentally a from inspiring English sources

This is, incidentally, a pretty big problem — and not just for YouTube.

That particular strategist is, incidentally, a highly successful young professor now.

Roberts grosses sixty million dollars a year, Forbes estimated in 2004, more than Grisham or Stephen King, who is, incidentally, a Roberts admirer.

(Mr. Djerassi is, incidentally, a scientist, known as the father of the birth control pill, who has turned to writing plays and novels in his later years).

That "It was like" is, incidentally, a sexagenarian's priceless essay in the very "democratisaton" he is claiming for his debased telly format.

(There is, incidentally, a piece that really is called Black Pentecost in Max's catalogue, composed for orchestra and two vocal soloists in 1979).

(Bermuda is, incidentally, an excellent destination on which to spend Avios points collected through the BA loyalty scheme).

This is true if you suffer from coeliac disease, which is, incidentally, an actual illness and not a fear of carbohydrates.

(He was, incidentally, a fan of Moondog's music).

Primarily a self-dramatizing victim, she's incidentally a hypocritical fool.

There's incidentally a scene where Jack and Jill go to a cinema, to demonstrate their zanily identical mannerisms.