Sentence examples for may incidentally explain from inspiring English sources

The poor guy is still head over heels for Irene, and Villamil nicely carries off her first appearance in the office, wearing an adorably goofy red beret, and insisting on the Anglicised pronunciation of her surname "Hastings" on the grounds that it is Scottish, which may incidentally explain the headgear, without excusing it.

This may in itself explain the significant association found in their univariate analysis with a better survival and lower incidence of axillary metastasis (it may also explain, incidentally, why the latter associations are lost in the multivariate analysis).

Capello may, incidentally, be cheered by another surprise statistic.

The authorized "collected information may incidentally include US persons or private property without consent".

Cancer may incidentally arise in a colonic diverticulum.

Journals with low levels of non-citation of articles may, incidentally, also be those which attract the most citations.

At Capernuum, we are told, Christ healed Peter's ailing mother- in-law (Mark 1 29-31), which incidentally may help to explain why Peter later denied Him three times (Luke 22 57-59).

At Capernum, we are told, Christ healed Peter's ailing mother-in-law (Mark 1 29-31), which incidentally may help to explain why Peter later denied Him three times (Luke 22 57-59).

This may partly explain the lull.

Economic reasons may partly explain this.

The pressure may help explain his drive.