Sentence examples for is incidentally only from inspiring English sources

Why, people wondered, had the Trust not bought both, and installed a tenant farmer, as at its other farms in Borrowdale? (There is, incidentally, only one farm in Borrowdale now that the Trust does not own).

The food at both places was, incidentally, not only very good but also apparently safe.

Harry was incidentally the only journalist ever to travel in Bluebird and for all his bravery as a cragsman, he found the experience highly alarming.

The current book describes itself as a memoir, but that is only incidentally what it is.

Yet this is only incidentally a book about psychiatry.

Hot, Flat and Crowded is only incidentally about the environment.

The design and planning of landscapes has become a distinct profession that in many cases is only incidentally horticultural.

In attacking the Bush tax cuts for the top 2 percent of taxpayers, the president is only incidentally addressing the deficit.

At the same time, pace Orwell, Angel Pavement is only incidentally a story of lower-middle and middle-class London life.

Unfortunately, because Marco's book Il milione is only incidentally a biography and autobiography, it is exceedingly difficult to ascertain where the Polos went and what they did during these years.

In "Hair," however, the focus is only incidentally on the psyches of the Vietnam draftee Claude (to be played by Jonathan Groff of "Spring Awakening") and the high school evictee Berger Will Swensonn).