Sentence examples for or incidentally from inspiring English sources

You might take comfort in the sardonic maxim "No good deed goes unpunished" (or, incidentally, in the case of celebrity charity work, "unpublished").

Recent halftime shows have been seen by over 100 million people, which is exposure you can't buy (or, incidentally, get paid for).

From the 16th century there has been an increasing accumulation of written material, which deals either exclusively or incidentally with genealogy.

Scope's In the Picture campaign called for books to include images of disabled children casually or incidentally – the aim being to see disabled children represented in the same way that images of different ethnicities are now the norm.

It contains a necessary corrective to the idea — which not long ago was as orthodox in liberal and radical academic circles as it was among right-wing neo-secessionists — that the war was only accidentally or incidentally antislavery.

But if you're talking about actual witness testimonies versus expert testimony, I think it's valuable that you actually make sure that they're in person, on the floor of parliament, so you're not accidentally or incidentally exposing them to unnecessary legal liability.

For example, for IgG4-related lymphadenopathy or incidentally-detected lung nodules, watchful waiting is considered to be appropriate.

Screening can be offered as part of a routine programme, or incidentally--for example during pregnancy or hospital attendance.

Pheochromocytoma is a rare tumor of chromaffin cells in the adrenal medulla or sympathetic ganglia, which can present clinically as hypertension, spells (of hypertension, palpitations, headache, or other symptoms), or an incidentally discovered adrenal mass seen on imaging studies [ 1- 5].

Latterly, and more or less incidentally, we learn that this is a make-or-break gig for the loose-cannon newsman – which an untimely phone call from his wife threatens to sabotage.

Deafness reminded him of Surrealist word-games in which question and answer were unrelated, or only incidentally and wonderfully so:What is reason?